Figures need the same shadows as the building, sand in front of building should conform to the contours of the facade. Looks good otherwise.

FLASH! GORDON!!! King of the impossible.. hehehe

The 'vehicle' seems to break as it goes through the portal, because of the different angles of the submarine and the other part. Aprt from that, it looks great. I can imagine this on the cover of a SF book.

Thank you for your observation, dustfinger, and I kind of understand what you're seeing. The two vehicles are warped to a curve, kind of like a leaping dolphin, and though the car's upper and lower parts do meet with the sub's, they're behind the watch cover. That's one reason I softened the mask on the sub's (left) part as it enters the 'portal,' to give a better impression that they're connected - well, as connected as two objects can be zipping through space like they do! And thanks, I'll take that book deal.

Well executed, well done

This is great! I like the spill.

Nice image...link to face model?

CMYK thanks. The face model is my own image. The transformation of the image into a statue is shown in steps 1 & 2. I purposely didn't show the image completely because I have used this model before and wanted to stay anonymous. Hope this is acceptable.

author, place the ORIGINAL image of the face with a black censor bar over the eyes.. that should cover your rump... trying to help.. very nice chop

Thanks Ernest. I have taken your advice and added another step for clarity.

This would make a great, huge print. Really nice composition!

I agree with pixelkid..good job author..GL

Nice entry. I guess, you could also name it 'Time to choose' or something like that with all those clocks without pointers.