Trust me on this, the scaling is wrong. You might want to jut make the janitors a little bigger. But maybe it only looks weird to me because I took the photo.

Oh attaching some power lines to the train would be a nice touch. GL!

Use a color treatment, deep shadows and glows to highlight it would be a good thing to give another guy image. Is a tip and good luck.

Interesting idea and many thanks for choosing my stock

Mucho gooder!

The head on the left is terribly distorted, too flat on top, and the features look squashed.

I was divided as to what percentage to vote

You did really nice work on the bike...using the source the way that you did...seems that it was very time consuming. However it looks slightly out of place on that background. It kind of looks like an illustration on an actual photo. Perhaps if you darken the entire bike and have the shadow follow the shadows on the trees...this might help. Nice work nonetheless!

Cool!

Interesting work...IMHO would be better with some other background..maybe a bit more dynamic instead of this one...GL author

Congrats

Congrats!!

Congratulations!!

Congrats Chuck...

If you could possibly give more shape to the workers...it would help. I love the idea!

The background image is stretched out quite a bit. Very unique idea. GL

i like the idea , i don't like that you used a picture tube

nice imagination

Your idea is good... I wish you could have done much better with the source, not only changing text...but transforming the image into something nice and beautiful....check the entry with the yellow flowers..... Good luck!

Looks nice... also a good idea to fill the jars with candy! Gl....

Sorry I'm a nitpick on grammar....It's 7 days not 7 day's

The workers look squished and weird. They should be at least about as tall as the vehicle...

i agree with JamesP - if you see the driver of the ....... "red cleaner".....he is sitting and is much bigger, and the broom guy is closer to us so he should be almost double the size .

good job on the pavement texture

That seems like a really short man IMO.. ?

nice work author...u should work a bit more on a perspective of stop sign...everything else is cool...gl

cute fatty!

hehe.. interesting little fella

Super cool work author...gl

very very cute work author....gl

Interesting concept....gl

The contents of the jars are too bright, and the one with the clear glass lid doesn't show any peanuts through the lid...

The idea is good but the perspective is not correct. It would have been better if you created your sign in a normal rectangle and then as a whole transformed it onto the board. To do this you could use the transform/perspective or transform/distort.

Edit: Perspective is much better now.

This is really cute, I enjoy it every time I look at it!

nice job author

aww how cute! my little fat dough boy!

reminds me of that marshmellow man at the end of ghostbusters lol

very cute author.. you may want to experiment with the warp tool on the apron to make it conform over the body.. if you don't have warp, you can use the SPHERE filter, but that requires lots of work.. (warp tool is the sphere tool only letting you can grab any section and direct the sphere in any direction)... other then that .. your reflection work is well done...

just a little fun.. got to the Flaming Pear website and download the FLOOD tool (it's free for 30 days and experiment with it.. it really takes a lot of work out of reflection and gives you time to focus on more fun work)

good luck and great job

Nice idea! good luck!

I wish all tanks were like yours. Good luck!

nice, good luck!

Love it! It reminds me of the old Oscar Meyer Weinermobile!

Creative!!

nice car good

Congrats!!

Congrats!!

congratulations...

congratulations...

Congrats again, Chuck! That was a great week for you!

Congrats for your third place, Chuck!

The lighting is inconsistent, it is too obvious that you flipped the image.

author.. when you are resizing the image with the mouse (Using Transform Scale) (grabbing one of the 4 corners NOT mid squares, only the corners, when you hold down the shift key and grab one of the 4 corners the image will retain it's proportions with no distortion (Or you can simply convert a picture to a smart object and no matter what you do to the photo it will never distort AND it will always retain it's resolution no matter how many times you resize it)