very nice entry

hehehe.. wish you could have kept the monkey butt in the piece somehow..but then it would be WAY off theme.. hehehe.. (sorry.. I'm a bit demented (very good work)

Yay monkey butt yay... rofl Golem u n ur obsession he he he a nice piece this one is

good

lol nice to see this again

ahahahahahahahahahahhhaa loooool funny )

Great work!

....haha gud idea......very funny......

Guidelines for contest: Make your image as realistic and believable as possible! I like the image, but it's not really on theme.

Good idea & work....with that amount of light would the monkey not be casting more of a shadow

haha, very cute, i remember this entry, good job author

jea, good to see that back. really good job author.

good idea

this is very deep - not only animals! who like the doctors?

good work

what's with the red shadow?

good job

Cool great idea!

Cute! Nice job!

Love it! Absolutely love it! But would definitely fix the shadows as well as cheese bottom...

clean

naturally mice hate cheese!

just because of all the realism..you could burn around the eyes ever so slightly to give them a less cartoon feel..but totally unnecessary.. because this is just down right GREAT!!!

Love the owls eyes...gl..

good idea, but lighting wrong

cute.. reminds me of stewart little... the movie

that owl seems not very friendly...

classic.. love the smile on the lamb.. good luck author

The contentenment of the lion is great. Nice choice of animals too. The animals could use just a bit more color adjustment to match their surrounding. What are the black marks on either side of them? The background looks a bit hollow too. Otherwise, nice job!!

The perpective seems a little off with the lamb.. or maybe taht's just me.. xD well it's a nice image, good luck!

cool

good work

LOL.....awesome work......no match for this one.....GL

Classic indeed. But also a bit weird perspective. What about the following: select the lion's head and part of the manes, copypaste on new layer, lower the head until it will look like the jaw will rest on the lamb's back. Then make sure that the lamb's head is in front of the head (so likely needs some masking for the lion's head), make sure that the manes will look natural with the manes of the lion's body and voila, you fixed the perspective . Good luck!

PS if you really feel like: copypaste the body of the lamb starting behind the front paw, hit ctrl+T (transform) and put the anchor near the frontpaw, rotate the body clockwise, just some degrees, so the body will look more straight on the ground, then mask where needed so it fits with the head and front legs of the lamb. But ok, that's optional

very nice1

naturally lions hate white color!

I think lambs are a bit smaller, but its a nice effort.

This is SUPER~!!!!!! Great work author.. the fox's shadow needs some tweaking (he's a little floaty.. but not bad) just a wonderful idea and image.. (Maybe blur his edges a little.. not sure because I can't really see the detail.. but the story is WON DER FUL!!!!!

EDIT: Had to come back and take another peek!!!! LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT.. it really sticks in my mind.. and author... that is an incredible thing to do to me..nothing EVER sticks in my mind LOL

hhhhuhuhuh awwww

Nice one. I find that the fox seems a little more saturated than the dogs. And his bum looks like it's beginning to blend into the ground. Other than those few things, I think you're good.

yes, desaturate the fox a bit. you might also want to play with the contrast and/or curves

good work

Toned down the fox and improved the area of his hind quarters --thanks to all for the comments

Nice one! Maybe the shadow where the fox touches the ground should be a bit darker (compared with the lying dog's shadow) Otherwise

nice idea, but fox's shadow could use some work. see how the shadows are under the dog that is laying down? mimic those! Good luck!

and naturally enemies are in right side - man and horse.