Would have been even funnier if the big raptor was about to eat the small raptor who is intent on eating the ducks, but it's still a good image. GL author.

Hey Bob, this is fun, isn't it? Yeah, I did not think of that, good idea. Maybe my next! Glad to see you safe from Irene....!

hehehe!

It looks like the little velociraptor is running away from the duckies. I would have been better if he was behind them (compositionally speaking). He's also a bit too dark in front. But it's a very imaginative idea!

These 2 raptors must be very scared as they never seen rubber ducks in their era. It's very nice artwork composition, where the bigger raptor appears very sharp and close, whilst the smaller one is a little bit blurry to show depth of field. The eyes of the raptors are focusing on the rubber ducks to direct the viewer that the rubber ducks are the main actors in this stage. The colour harmony of yellow and green emphasize the funny scene of rubber ducks that are "lost" in the dinosaur era. Thumbs up

Thank you for comments.....

nice work author like it
looks very realistic

HEY! LEAVE MY DUCKIES ALONE YOU BIG MEANIE MONSTERS! Great job author!

lol munch munch Nice chop Author

Good job on those reflections. Real funny picture. Good luck, friend.

Thanks again for all comments. MnMcarta: Thanks for your pic, it was cool working with it!

Cute

the ducky do not seem to be afraid...

what an !dea sir ji..

Poor thing, he can't even start swimming until this big dino comes @ it!!!!
Lovely work author!

Nice combination of colors.... good job! GL.

I agree George, good job Author

clean look..

add a little water droplets (if you prefer) to the ducks

A very clean style design In my opinion, if the vegies' line of water made a little bit more curve down, it might make it more realistic to simulate the weight of plunged items. But, it's a great work indeed

Great mix and creative thinking...best of luck

Oh lol, cool work of Art author!

The shadows on the baby are far darker and sharper than the shadow off the duck. There is also a light shadow off the top of the duck which is totally out of place. The light source on the baby is very bright, while there is no real light source showing on the duck. You can try to use the Dodge Tool to create the light value refraction on the duck, but the shadows will need a lot of work separately.

the ducky looks flat, add alittle white (or near white-yellow) shine at the curved portion (example, the head area) and part of the beak..

the baby don't seem to be interested in the ducky, should find one that looks at the ducky

That is a cute image anyway.... good luck.

Ahhhh how sweet, the baby is so cute, God bless! Best of luck author!

Funny picture

Very funny author...I like the humor here...

"Not much done here."
Sometimes, "Less is More..." Although I could always add tons of nonsensical swirls or make a ubiquitous flower arrangement from it, sometimes I prefer a simpler touch...

So true! I love this!

This is hillarious!

Most often I like "Less is more..." better! I just love this one, because of it's simplicity and the joke, that goes with your speech bubble. With simple measures to a great result. A new fav for me.

cooool & nice picture author..
All d best..

haha...should make the bottom part of the duck more 'bloated'... haha....

A darker blue would have set the water waves off better,the caption is funny but worn. nice effort. G.L.

I thought about a darker blue, but didn't want to emphasize the waves, so much as keep the attention focused on the duck, rather than the water. As I wrote earlier, I wanted a simpler touch for this entry.

Poor fat little thing...look how he sink....cool work author...best of luck

Even the use of the image is minimal, still has a funny meaning....good luck!

This is just too funny!