Author, entries are supposed to be anonymous.

thank you

Funny image, author. You do need to pay a bit more attention to the masking of the objects, but the imagination is ok! Good luck!

Might be more effective if you took out the human hair behind the cow head. GL author.

hairy man, always liked it! Italian proverb!

Even if the train were at the correct angle, it's wider than the aqueduct, and there are no tracks...

i tried but i wasnt able to add tracks

pls make USEFULL commentS,

Author you should try change the angle of the train, it looks like its placed wron.. if u turn the angle further hes about to fall of if you turn it the other way then u may get it straight. Also I would make the train smaller so it would fit on the edge of the wall. Pehaps you will be able to create your own trackes with just drawing lines and plank images. I like the black n white setting u have made here, also where does the grass/plants, the sky and the moon sources come from? I dont see them listed. If you created them yourself please do show in your step by step

Author, the kind of feedback I gave you should be very useful.

the bridge n train's perspective not right, improve on the contrast, now alittle flat (not much tonal changes)

not u CMYK there was sm1 else cmnted, sorry

i used brush for the moon and stars, i dnt remember the site, was long ago. search u ll find it...

except the train and brdg evrything else is brush

VE DONE WITH THE SOURCE URL, IS THERE ANOTHER PROBLEM?

u changed train source but u didn't changed the train )

man go to Flickr.com find a train and replace the one in your drawing, http://www.pxleyes.com/blog/2009/06/how-and-where-to-find-legal-source-images/

is there any prblm now?

thanks for d link

Much improved from what you originally uploaded. Listening to the critiques offered will often help you improve your entry, so don't take them as an attack, take them in the spirit they are offered, which is to help you.

finally u got it right this time. Good luck!

The concept and overall composition of this is very nice. But the too bright background jumbles everything together and overpowers the gumdrop trees. Distance (*even imaginary types) is often conveyed by a graying effect, as red and yellow tones are more short light waves. If you were to slightly desaturate that background with a gradient adjustment layer, and possibly increase the color saturation of the gumdrop trees just a bit to help them "pop" a bit more, your "candyscape" will have a much better visual presence. As is, if you squint your eyes slightly to blur the entire image, you will see that is a somewhat amorphous blob needing a more distinct focal point.