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The work on the table is great! My one issue though is in trying to make out what exactly is on the left - it could be better if left out entirely

Nice changes, they blend in so well I needed to check the themepost to really see the extent of what was done

The color matching was nicely effective on this

For some reason this strikes me as being really good as more surreal image. Additional elements could really add to it in that sense.

It would be interesting to turn the face into part of the wood. It would be similar to creating a statue such as here: http://fx.worth1000.com/tutorials/161111/161111-turning-people-into-statues or http://fx.worth1000.com/tutorials/161006/161006-let-s-rock

Great idea and perfect execution! It looks completely authentic!

Very believable result!

Good close up work, though the angle of the head seems off

The color change on the fur really adds to this one, great choice on that!

A good ambitious start - but consider using sources that are genuine, such as real bat wings, and changing their color to fit with the goat through one of several adjustment methods

A good ambitious start - but consider using sources that are genuine, such as real bat wings, and changing their color to fit with the goat through one of several adjustment methods

NIcely done, and nicely creative!

Beautiful feeling in this!

Almost perfect - just need an additional shadow coming out to the left to match the others

Nice job! Love the overall look and expression

Lot of work here! The head looks especially good. You may want to consider running the blur tool lightly along the edges of the wings though to keep them looking soft.

A clean looking entry, it's a shame though that the components seem digitally created. You can find tutorials on putting yourself or other things onto currency so to be able to use real coins and paper money instead.

THanks for the image! I couldn't comment earlier due to lack of internet sorry!

If you are looking for how to mask the scribble technique I did a tutorial with this exact type of drawing in mind http://illustration.worth1000.com/tutorials/161971/masking-your-drawings Good luck you have a good start!

It does come across pretty well as part of teh computer generated scene, though as a tip photorealism tends to do better here ;) good luck!

Oh nice job! It would be great to see the sources just too see which reflections are real and which were added amongst other work

A good start, though it would be a good idea to change the background so as to remove the bright light as it intereferes with the fire and information suggested by the figure in terms of mood and location.

I love the added touch of the web, and the overall blue is great. An issue though is the perspective on the background as it does not follow the rising angle of the foreground. If the foreground were given a perspective adjustment using transform, and a sharper edge between the foreground and background it would help make it more plausible. Good luck! This looks like a good start

An interesting out of bounds type of concept. You may want to consider turning the tire into what looks like a craving into the stone instead of pasting it. You can find many tutorials on this (embossing) without too much difficulty

Sorry for the loss :(

A quick crop would make a nice finish to bring the fountain into focus.

The effect within the tire worked out really nicely! It would be really great to see the light from that as the only, or main source and have it reflected on the other pieces.