Kudos for changing the male to female..I would add a bit of variants to the potted plant (more light grays... the color in the portrait is a difficult thing to balance because of the saturation) I feel you need something below to draw the eye down.. but thats just me... very well done

I know I know.. the title is Painting.. but I'm thinking of how I would have to work my butt off to show this properly in decor situation (and whoa NELLY... I'd use this in a TON of situations as a fantastic accent)

edit: YOWZA

The plants reflection looks a little to sharp compared to the chair. Else it's a very nice image. Good luck

It looks good, i reccomend adding a shadow around the frame, just to make it look more like it's on the wall. I would also add a shadow under the plant (just a little one) because right now it looks too pasted on. Good luck!

ponti shadows are there . but thanks any way the one on the painting maybe bit less of Gaussian blur it wood be ok,i will do it. thanks

nice

In my opinion it's a tad too saturated, but it's a nice idea. Good luck!

stay away from him... far far far away from him.. hehehe

Cool.

Sofa and guy seems too saturated. Nice idea.

go get a job on the TV show MONK.... you'd be GREAT.. hehehehe..

I think you should try to give the idea of a floor by making the back legs shorter.. good luck though!

very nice

nice idea

Those candles look very phallic for some reason

red flag on your own author.. just for protection.. very simple and nice vision.. and a very proud balanced image I do think it's okay but I'd hate to see such a wonderful image pulled on a tech+

I'm yapping about your source (I suck at source checking)

Nice job Author! like the conception and the work with the mouse (or better rat)

i think you need to add a shadow under the mouse. Good job otherwise.

Very cute chop, but you might want to add a reflection of the mouse hole to the floor.

Edit: Good, much better with the reflection!

once the corrections mentioned are made.... this will be great!

Love using old contest photos in new images! Fix the mouse hole reflection!

Ok, almost there. Try this on the mouse hole: Decrease the opacity to maybe to try to match it to the chair's reflection. Then select Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur to blur it a bit, like the chair.