I think lambs are a bit smaller, but its a nice effort.

Good work....love the attitude.

This is so well done, except for the hat & hand thing that CMYK pointed out. Stiil a good vote.

Some indication of the upper arms & shoulders dissapearing behind her would be a good addition IMO.

I would leave the owl as a silhouette(no eyes), but its a nice image.

Nice effect

I personally like the subtle transition from reality to the flay background

Nicely done

Although some highlights on the frontal area would "round" him out a bit, this is a nicely done character.

Nice composition and fresh approach

Funny idea. Good for a 12 year old.

IMO a background would complete the composition, but still a high vote for your clever idea and nice reconstruction of the source.

The fuzzy edges of the rocks on the right should be hard like the left side. Over all I like it.

LOL....very cool! What a traffic jam that would be.

I'll bet I know who's work this is.....

Funny idea.

Well done.

The placement and blending of the girl is great. For the tracks I would suggest studying some photos of tracks with people nearby, or better yet, take some reference photos of your own. As it stands, the scale of the rails is like a child's ride at a carnival. I sometimes take photos just for contests so I can make comparisons and even use them directly. Good luck! You don't have a bad start.

I'm a stick in the mud. The scale of the two backgrounds is totally different. I LOVE the piece and the idea except for the snowy side. It's a cool concept & nice composition & the bees with the ropes are very inventive. That being said, it's still worth a good vote.

Really nice adaptation of the source. In high res it looks like her butt and the books are floating a bit, but over all the piece has a nice feel.

Compare her dress to the white on the boxes. There should probably be a little more light on the dress in the lit lower areas. That being said, I think her scale is good & she should be a nice fit.

Cool puppet!

As for the perspective, I'm going to assume that the cloth under the small drum has tilted it forward, as in many still life pics. Although the bottom left corners of the pots are maybe a little too light, I like this piece for the vibrnt colors and the composition.

Very rich and crative.

This is well blended and convincing. Nice work.

Looks like a female cardinal without the pointed head. Nice work author.

Creative use of source, and the SBS shows your nice efforts.

Rather than making the leg bottoms transparent, try using the eraser tool with a "grass" brush tip. That being said, this one made me smile. Nice work.

Awwwwww...forget it. I'm in the middle of a spider right now. Time for plan "B". Great piece, author.

This is a very cool compsition-even with fairies.

Some darker accents in the trees might be good, but I like the idea.

Great job! I had to see the SBS to appreciate this one.

IMO a good stone or dirt floor might be more effective than the green, but I like the rest.

Well composed and creative!

Nice belnding. Very believeable.

Nice idea. The plane in the rear is behind the tree line which means it is absolutely huge.

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A background would be nice, but who's complaining....well done piece.

Didn't see the first one, but this one looks great!

Edit: On high res, it looks like the bottom outside edges sag down a bit. If they could be warped up slightly so the bottom of the pot has a slight smooth curve, the perspective should be perfect.

Very nice!

congrats!

Congrats

I would have more appreciation for this had you used some of the source leaves to replace your own.

Very nice! I would like to know what technique you used for taking the legs from 2-D to 3-D because it was very effective & left off the sbs..

There are some nice persuasive poster designs here, but so far this is the only entry that's on the theme.

Well composed

I like what oyu've done author. May I suggest that you shorten the width of the rear wheel? That is, to be in perspective it would be slightly shorter from front to back than the front one. Cloned as it is, it appears to me to be on a different vertical plane, curving off to the right.

I think the author is correct. This may further clarify the point.>>>http://books.google.com/books?id=fRY4QBpLFGQC&pg=PT380&lpg=PT380&dq=is+the+coca-cola+logo+public+domain%3F&source=bl&ots=o8T8MWXrrV&sig=6p-I1-04tqdJpM6aiegSNHZa0b0&hl=en&ei=dalWSoR8h54w4v65nQg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7 (page 374)

great idea, construction, and atmosphere. Might be more efeective without the water IMO.

Very nicely done!