Great idea and blending. She looks so sweet )

I love the cracks in the road! Great job.

This is disturbing. I like it! I think the bow could use a little more work, tho. I suggest cropping it a bit more and feathering the edge.

you are right Cheryl, I need to work on it a bit, mixing different photos is such a pain in the arse.. will get to it I got the resolution right but I do need to work the edge

EDIT: Bow improved to the best I could, made it a smidge larger as well and redefined the shadows as well to make it more readable Thanks Cheryl

great entry, good luck!

I knew...who was behind this work of art..... your imagination does not have limits. Good job..... good luck.!

Beauty

Cool! Highest score and fav!

hahaha ...cutie

hahaha ...cutie

LOLLLLLL, congrats on 1st! Quoting West Side Story - priceless! Well done.

haha,congratulations,and thanks for the good laugh

Congrats, Slushy! I still think this is disturbing, but in a cute way. How do you do that? lol

I like the rainbow, nice touch!

very nice blending

Good idea, but the hi-res is low res...

Very nice concept, good luck!

Great idea and blending.

Thanks

Good job . I like it .

You did a good job on the blending of the image.... good luck author.

The lighting of the background doesn't match the lighting of the people and the shadows you've added don't match either one.

Good point, I'll fix it, because I did not realize!

Good job....good luck.

The drop shadow makes it look like the dinosaur is standing in front of a picture of a hill...

An easy way to make a shadow for a creature INSIDE a picture is to duplicate the image you want to shadow, then choose the UNDER layer and darken it to black with lightness (under saturation and hue) then use DISTORT (center manipulation square top edge) and pull the black image into the photo and shape where you want the shadow. Once placed use a blur filter (I use Gaussian) and then use opacity to get the right look. Takes some practice, and pay attention where shadows fall in the image so you can get it to match right... Just one way of doing it... (IMHO of course).. good luck author