Interesting image.. well created

Edit: A bit darker than your usual images author..

Aw yeh i left nature for awhile :P was fun to create that lava effect ^.^

There are a lot of really good things about this image; however, the rocks and lava and background are way too sharp in comparrison to the devil, who is slightly blurred. Since the devil is the focus of the image, you should blur the rest of the image just enough to match her. Also make the upper part of the background (which the mind assumes is farther away) darker to put more focus on the devil.

Thanks, i've blurred more the background and made the top of the plains darker.

That looks a lot better. Great job!

Wings are a previously manipulated image...

It's a brush o.o on free usage mode.

Don't you just love it when someone else does the work for you?

:0 yes i do, but what's the point here? I can't use it, where does it says on the guidelines? I can't find it... besides i could have used a real bat's wings too, damn someone would have photographed that for me too... what's wrong with u?

nice.the whole thing going well.

I like the edges of dirt surrounding the 'opening'. I suggest removing the 'gold area' above eyes. It's kinda distracting and removes the focus of the face. Nice work, author!

EDIT: Looking

Looks good to me!

Thanks you guys for the good words, made a few small changes.

I agree the gold on the forehead is somehow distracting, but over all it's nicely done.

whoa, creepy nice work

nice

This image is called "Darkness Falls" but it is very bright. You should decrease the saturation slightly and increase the contrast to make it darker.

what a lovely forehead LOL... good luck (you have to admit it is the visual draw.. I know I know.. I'm evil and I must be destroyed)

Interesting image, but I'm not sure the juxtaposition of desaturation & color works, and it doesn't reflect the title to me...Also, the pic should somehow explain the symbolism. I'm not seeing that here.

Kinda reminds me of the story about the Aztecs. They were trying to decide where they would build their city when they saw an eagle flying away with a snake in its beak. They took that as a sign. If you look at Mexico's flag, you'll see it.