This is so beautifully done. Love the contrasting colors. Good luck

This is a GREAT image... I originally posted that source 5 wasn't significantly used for my liking but on reflection, I don't care!!!! awesome job!! GL

great job ..

Ahah, that's hilarious :P Even sharks wouldn't dare to get close to that!

lol, could call it a Hippyfish lol

Nice integration of the sources with funny result, well done! Good luck!

You need a slightly bigger bowl to keep those in the living room! Great imiage, well blended!

Nice blendings and colors... good luck author.

Can't decide if he's cute or scary :p - Very well done. Love your imagination and use of colours too. Good luck

Congrats Rick , wonderful work

Congrats - Great Image!!

Good job, congrats!

Congrats on a nice Job!

Congrats on a nice Job!

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Pretty cool idea, not a bad job at all. If I could make one observation, that would be about the shadows of it's wings. Maybe lower their opacity slightly would help. Also you might add some wing shadow to the left foot of your frog.

The wing shadow's opacity is already lower than the body shadow in the source pic. Shadow added to leg.

A brief lesson on shadows: The closer a thing is to the surface upon which the shadow is cast, the darker the shadow. Notice the shadow of the frog body is darkest, as it is closer to the wall. The wings, being higher up, cast a slightly lighter shadow. To observe how shadows work, look at the foot against the white wall...the shadow is very dark right at the wall, and fades with distance.

It also depends on the nature of the light source as to how sharp a shadow is cast, assuming the light source you are 'using' is slightly diffused, you are pretty much spot on IMO; otherwise something that close to a surface would have sharper and darker shadows all around (depending on the nature of the surface)...

It looks as if you have tweaked the shadow since my first observation, for the better I might say. At least you made some shadow...lol
I think what was/is bugging me is the color of the shadow. The shadow area where the wing joins the body on the right side at the rear just beneath the wing itself, could use some attention IMO. (noticeable in the high res)

I like the chop itself and your concept. You've done a commendable job blending the wings and tail, Good luck author.

Okay then....whatever you say man.

Very nice GL

nice blending of the body and the wings -- like the colour as well

Dragons and frogs! Awesome! I love it, and think you did a great job blending the wings and frog body.

very realistic ! Good luck author

Nice blending of sources.... good luck!

Well blended, good pick of sources. The simple division into two planes works very well.

Brilliant work. Awesome. Well done !

Congrats Bob!

Congrats!!

Congrats!

Nice looking creature. I think I would have extended the spine down the back more, but it's a good blend.

Good job author. You've made a very unique creature.

That is good, a flying iguana-bull-owl..... nice blending and colors.... good luck!

Convincing looking animal. Good job on the blending of the horns and the color matching.

Congratulations.....!

Congrats!!

Congrats!

Cute, and good blend of sources.

Funny creature. You might want to clean up the shadow from the turtle's shield. There should be only shadow on the snail's body, not on top or on the right of the shield. Good luck!

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That's strange. You should make the tail less intense in order to look more real.

I think it looks good, the blending is ok, and yes the colors match. Good job!

I agree with George,looks perfectly balanced in color and tone IMO... nice work author!

Your back yard sounds intriguing ! Invite the scientists & tourists :p Good luck. I love the armadillo head - really makes it effective.