Congratulations on 4th George. Not far off being equal third. Good work.

Sweet entry, well done!

Congrats George

good work G55 and congrats on 2!!

Try to find an image of water instead of a completely flat plane with a gradient.

Shadows on the people are too blurry & opaque. Check shadows of furniture.

there is obviously a family living there already. ;-D

May wanna check your masking where the living room meets the cave. Like the gold chair, the fruit on the table, the desk on the right etc.

Feels welcoming, I wouldn't mind living here at all.

congrats George55

Congrats George

All that rope work must have taken you hours. Its a very cute owl.

Congratulations George.

Congrats !

The two light sources on the horizon should match up...one is a reflection of the other. And shouldn't the dark squares have dark edges, and the light squares, light edges?

cool owl

Love the image, but your text is too White. For something in the shadow.

Check shadows. Light source on desert pic is from the left. Your light ray would cast a different shadow, skewed more to our left.

Image is small and has jpg artifacts in it. Even using the hi-res.

An other bird ! a night one
Beautifull

Congrats on 3rd George

Congratulations George.

strange score. I thought this one might win.

This is really kick ass. The more I look at it, the more I like it.

Intradesting Chop. Thanks for the SBS.

kick ass. bwr approved.

Thank you for your sbs. I personally would like to see less noise on the background but perhaps it is your choice to have it grainy. Great post.

Very proficient painting! The shadows are too opaque and a bit dark, and I would have placed them more to the right, judging from the highlights you created.

Congrats George

Nice Chop G55. Congrats.

LOVE the Impala...they always look like they are saying, "Be my friend" then boing boing boing ...

Congrats George

Great piece, congratulations.

This was/is so good George55. I think you did a bang up job. This was my favorite one.

Snifff, eveybody knows who he married now
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wedding_of_Princess_Elizabeth_and_Philip_Mountbatten

Checked your SBS....I wonder if there is anything you CANNOT DO....it's very creative and mind boggling ....you really have to know your onions to be able to create this...THANK YOU also for the SBS

My mom loved those

This is awesome. So much detail.

The petals look like they're only attached to half of the flower. Also, there are green smudges on the tips of the petals. Otherwise good work.

Nice work!

Wonderful creativity. This is Koh Phi phi in Thailand and your clever blending of the statue of Liberty with Thailand's iconic rock is truly out of the ordinary.

Well, yes of course French people are weird, but not as weird as Floridians

It really is blended now.. (still "WRONG PLACE" but now the guy looks part of the picture instead of pasted

French People are Weird! (FLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE)

Add a yellow tone for a better « French provincial environment » ha ha !!!
Indeed, this looks exactly like my referring physician’s waiting room. This is a typical French doctor’s waiting room actually: old mismatched pieces of furniture, rococo tapestry, dusty fireplace, antique carpets… And our doctors use to receive there old ladies, kids, gentlemen, homeless people and punks as well. Nothing out of place in this chop from my point of view.
Dear friend and author, I suggest you would come and visit sometime along with Drivenslush. I would be glad to organize a Doctors Waiting Rooms Tour for you, and probably the other French Pxleyes team members such as Denlig and Lolu too.
Thanks for making me smile this morning

hehehe.. great use of the sources.. you may want to experiment with Sepia toning of the homeless guy to give him a little more "yellow" to match up with the "French Provincial" environment... it looks great the way it is, but if you look at the paler of castle room, it has kind of sepia haze running through it so that the homeless guy kind of pops out of the environment... which might be your goal and I should just STFU.. sorry for my babble... had a doc appointment that was suppose to be 15 minutes and it turned into 4 hours so I'm a bit loopy ..

Nice work blending the fur after cutting the bears out. If you used the smudge tool to add to the height/ tips of their fur, you did a masterful job.

Congrats George

I am quite taken with the narrative of your upload and your imagination is brilliant.

I love the story this one tells. Very amusing.
A couple of adjustments are needed.... The muzzle of the front bear is fading into the fish too much. It needs to be sharper, less faded.
The foot of the bear at the back has obviously been cloned from the foot of the front bear but the claws are facing the wrong direction. They need a horizontal flip.