Good colorizing on the head, although the figure kinda dies against the background...maybe create depth of field by blurring & slightly desaturating the background? Just a suggestion.

thanks CMYK46,

I like the expresion, he looks like one of my cats ( he's cross-eyed too)!!
(You could change some of the weeds so they wouldn't be so symmetrical, but that is my opinion...)
Good luck Author!!

I think the statue being symmetrical is fine but the background would probably look better if it was asymmetrical. I also think the ball should have shadow underneath and behind it to match the lighting. Nice idea and I do like the little heads on a pole, looks like Conan's baby rattle.

Thanks all I haven't been able to get on someone said pxleyes was down for good on internet that main server had drive went I was sad about this because it happened once before and I thought Oh No Thats it Its all done Happy to see its Not But anyway I did some touch ups and add ons Thanks all

great job in making the lion sit , i think only one lion is enough .... the clearly visible mirrored copy is not really appealing . good luck

edit: much better composition now

thanks for youtr advice gornats. i apreciate it..

All the pictures are my own and I listed them under the SBS

His pectoral chest muscles are a bit odd. The breast on the RH side is somewhat larger and misshapen when compared to the one on the LH side.

The anatomy of his arms is perfect, that's why I don't get how come his chest muscles are asymmetrical, his right pectoral being smaller than his left.
It's almost like the torso was semi profile, like this picture of me :http://cdn.picapp.com/ftp/Images/0066/0f6f596f-f177-487d-ac53-d2c8b5f5e1c4.jpg and you tried to warp it for a front.

The light on him comes from the front while the sun in setting in the back, etc, etc..
Dude, there are too many mistakes to point them out here, without discouraging you ( i will if you insist) - so i suggest you try something simpler first:
for example, making a man with that statue's head, by using stock and blending. If you succeed you add a simple background first, then some additional element and so on.

thank you ..I have no problem with your critique, it is the way I can learn. I will get better.