Very sad. I really like this image and the story behind it because I am interested in anything WWII history related.

Beautiful!

Toys at the bottom, "looks like it was built by children," definitely NOT built by pro treehouse builders...works for me!

I'm glad that you chose to post in black and white. The composition is nice in black and white.

I would be VERY uncomfortable sitting in that lighting! But I like the way the light accents the glasses. Very nice!

Nice atmosphere!

Fantastic job!

Oh my God! No kidding? I got the same bike that Christmas, too! Only, I was 4. High marks for nastalgia!

Wow, fantastic! I looked at your SBS. Very creative.

Chemistry: A+
Spelling: C-

Jimmy Stuart would be so proud!

It took me a few seconds, but I see it clearly! I think that the image is FANTASTIC!!

Why 13 August? This is the second one I've seen? It's my son's birthday!

Haha! Hide under the bed all day. Very nice.

Interesting choice of month. My son's birthday is 13 August. (Agosto).

Good idea!

You have an interesting style. I like it!

YES!!!!!!!! World Cup! Can't wait. The only time I ever called in sick for work and I was not actually sick was to see France vs Italy in 2006. That was definitely worth it!

Hi points for you!

It's kinda dark. I can't see the detail the way that I would like. It looks really nice but it's hard on the eyes. Do you think that you can brighten it up a bit?

I'm sorry, author. But the angle that his hair is facing opposed to his face is driving me crazy!!! But I LOOOOOVVVVE everything else. He's brilliant! I want to see him animated! He actually does seem animated. Fantastic job.

He does seem to be lacking a body. The best that I can come up with is that the bumps are his knees which would make the quilt rise above his body if his knees are bent. But the distance between his head and knees is still really short. Other than that, I think that the image overall is fantastic! I love the design in the squares!

Edit: I knew it was you, author!

Fantastic. Yes, needs a high res!

Plus the depth of field difference between the bee and the flower. That bee is not on that flower.

I love the kiddie texture you gave it. It really looks like something you would find in a nursery! Cool.

Absolutely FANTASTIC!!!!!! Bees are extremely difficult to capture in good focus. Legs are bent. I doubt that he has landed.

Excellent composition!

I loooove seaguls!

Nice sunset capture!

Fantastic! Bees are soooo difficult to capture!

Check out the hi res. Logo doesn't get in the way there.

I like watercolor pencils. They're fun. Nice work.

Great work!

Fantastic!

I did a charcoal self portrait recently that took about 20 years off of my life!

Good job, author!

So funny!

Fantastic!

@Author: Yuck!!!!

@DanLundberg: Yeah, it was about the disrespect, mostly because of another comment posted here. I appologize for getting all political here.

@Author: "American Classic", cool.

I get it. But I don't think that it's funny.

No Author! I keep my meat layed out in rows like that at home! :P

It's ok. It's clearly a market. I don't keep my oranges like that! I was thinking of submitting an image that I have similar to this. I love the title!

Scarification is done all over the world! Even some fraternities do it. It does look like scarification. Really cool.

I'm not quite sure what Danlundberg means. I have an idea. But all of those street illusions only work from one perspective. And then they are photographed from that optimal perspective. So if it only works from the way this is photographed, it still makes sense.

Very Good! I like this take on it.

Fantastic choice of image for the street considering the water already on the street! But I guess I'm stating the obvious!

Nice job!

The animals are a great idea because they show that it is a 2D image. You would see this a lot in photographs of Mr. Mueller's work.

Great idea! Different perspective than most. I like it.

Fantastic job!

I didn't even notice the lines! Well, I guess I did. But it's such a nice sketch that the lines just seemed appropriate.

This is one of my favorite tuts here. I use what I learned about the fur all of the time! Nice job, author. I love your take on it.