ROFL ROFL ROFL that's all I can say lol... I don't care about the blending and stuff, but this is really funny... Like GolemAura use to say, "Where's the humor bar?"... Lol nice job Reply »

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ROFL great work author very funny Reply »

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Very funny idea well done -- great work on the mane and fur -- (Hind quarters of the zebra ollk a bit odd) Reply »

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Excellent choice of animals and well done...but you have different light sources. Zebra is lit from behind and the Lion from behind. Also, if the lion has that bright of a highlight, you might want to have the ground reflect that too. Just some suggestions. It's really funny. Reply »

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alan2641.. i'm sorry i didn't understand what's odd.. pixelkid, i thought about the light sources and i think i could get away with it if it was midday (noon?). i've lightened the lions head before so that would fit better, but i should work on the zeebra's head and back i guess.. but later, gotta go now! thanks for the comments everyone!! Reply »

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very nice! I like it! I might be mistaken, but shouldn't the lion be bigger? anyways, I love the idea! and funny too Reply »

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cool thats pretty good Reply »

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Excellent lol, really good work, loving the humor Reply »

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awwwwww very sweet and on theme Reply »

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lol....Great job Reply »

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hehehehheeh Reply »

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Great piece of work! Reply »

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ROFLMAO! That is just so great! Reply »

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andrej2249, i though it would be, but i've googled it before i uploaded it just to be on the safe side and i've come across this http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FdxcVL126Qo/Rgh_pmrrrPI/AAAAAAAAAEM/YxS7rhYatXE/s320/LionZebra.jpg so i guess (if not) a zebra can be bigger Reply »

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i like this zebra looking so fat. but the light is wrong in this picture. Its on the back of the two animals, comes from left front at the zebra and from right behind in the lion, but outside of a studio this coulndt be. there must have been more light at their both bellys if you wanted to do this that way. the ground should have the same lightening as the animals. Reply »

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thank you for the comments. i've changed the lighting on the animals. the light on the lion's back is toned down a little, and i lightened the zebra's head to match the lion's, and fixed the rest of it's body. i think it's a lot better now. and anatole, why the bellies? doesn't it seem more logical that if the sun hits them directly above them, their bellies would be in the shade? Reply »

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too funny...nice work Reply »

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awesome execution, looks real Reply »

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this is so funny Reply »

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What a scene!! good Reply »

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very sweet! the fat zebra looks very funny Reply »

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thank you all! i was going for the "fat" zebra, while the lion would look very undernourished because this one is not much of a hunter Reply »

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excellent Reply »

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ha ha ha, really cool! good job! Reply »

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lol Reply »

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the cutting out looks a little choppy but good blending with the numerous pics Reply »

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it reminds me Eeyore and Tigger from Winnie the Pooh Reply »

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Congratulations!!!! Reply »

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congrats Reply »

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great congrats Reply »

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