Beeeny

Wow, such a great idea! Really well done.

It would have been great to see the sources on this so we could tell how much work was involved!

Hi, congratulations on your first entry! One suggestion for improvement: submit a larger image so that the Full View is big enough for us to see the great details. Good luck!

This is really cool.

Wow, a medal on your very first entry? Congratulations!!

Congratulations on the silver, you're really racking up those medals!

Wow, your second entry and your first medal?! Congratulations!

I love it!!!

The cane needs a little something to define it, but a great entry anyway!

I like it!

Sharp lookin' santa.

Really gorgeous in full view. Congratulations on your first submission and good luck!

Oops, the snow on the hat is covering Heath's name!

Congratulations on your first entry! You are going to find that this site is very addictive. This quick 2-page tutorial covers the basics of 5 different masking techniques. Good luck!

Congratulations on your first medal!

Congratulations on your second medal!

I disagree with Lovehurts's comment...use only as much as the image as you want to! I liked your idea.

Congratulations on the bronze! Your mantle is about to go to two rows!

Guess that is what happens when you stay up until 3:00 in the morning trying to finish! [/quote]

Congratulations on your first medal, and it's shiny gold!!

You guys are sweet, thanks.

It's cool for me to vote 10 just because it's Clive Owen, right? Sexiest. Clown. Ever.

Thanks for posting your sources! Directly linking to them would be very helpful. I really like what you did here, the idea is fantastic. I'm sure she's glad to finally get out of that city scene! As per your request, here is a nifty tutorial for water splashes.

So sweet! A seal transport truck! Love the little guy in the front, he has stolen my heart. I really like that you pulled grass over the entrance of the truck, but the eye is drawn up to the choppy cut around the side there. May I suggest using Masking as a technique to get an object away from it's surroundings? I like your creative thinking and I look forward to seeing your future entries.

Thanks for posting your sources! I like that you took the truck out of its environment. Maybe it's just my screen brightness, but there is something funky going on with the bumper shadow. Great effort, good luck!

Thanks for including your sources! Excellent work on the face and hands! After that great work I'm really surprised at the choppy look around the zombie's head. I suggest using the smudge tools to re-pull out his hair, it would have made a big difference.
Finally, the zombie apocolypse has been predicted. I'm ready for it.