The moon is on the opposite side of your light source...

Nice work ....
I recommend To mirror the background Image ... and some contrast will be good for the image ....
Good Luck....

Thanks for the comments!! I'll try to fix it!

I like it!

Good luck!

Good job bro!

Not bad, is this CS5 ?

White Rabbit (the version that only existed for a moment before CS5)

Flip the moon so the light source matches the lighting on the wall & the monk.
EDIT: Better now.

the monk is too huge. the whale can be much much smaller, and jumping over the moon may be better?

Awesome!!! I love it..... GL author

The light on the whale (above) does not match the moon (beneath) or the monk (shadow beneath) or the wall (shadow to the left).
Consistency of lighting is a basic, yet very important consideration to a good chop, regardless how "surreal" the concept may be.

The light on the whale (above) does not match the moon (beneath) or the monk (shadow beneath) or the wall (shadow to the left).
Consistency of lighting is a basic, yet very important consideration to a good chop, regardless how "surreal" the concept may be.

The light on the whale (above left) does not match the moon (beneath) or the monk (shadow beneath) or the wall (shadow to the left).
Consistency of lighting is a basic, yet very important consideration to a good chop, regardless how "surreal" the concept may be.

You need to provide either an SBS showing how you created this, or source links if you used other images to make it.

Working on the SBS ......