What does this have to do with the contest theme?

Lol Hello Kitty turned into Hell Kitty?

Hmm... I think you'll affect some cat lovers here... and they aren't few.

sigh
for waht reason
kevin
do wahtever u wanna

good goes bad
good goes bad
good goes bad
good goes bad

Relax author, as long as you are happy with your entry that is all that matters.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBENS3GL4nY&feature=fvw
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
relax relax
relax relax relax relax
phew

as long as you are happy with your entry that is all that matters.
thanks alot
now i know what i should do
big smile

im happy that i made it throught my skill, my imagination
done and done
big smile

I see the idea behind this image, even though it's not eye catching. I have few suggestions, maybe they are helpful to you:
(1) the use of blending options in this kind of work normally don't make the nice effect (shadow, glowing, etc.), because they looks very artificial and they add the uniform effect on the whole layer. You can do the same thing by brush (that's the way I always prefer to do), if you have a tablet, that'll be great.
(2) I saw that you use the brush to colorize the eyes, but we still see the rough edges of the brushes. I suggest to use the low opacity, low flow brush, so each click of your mouse doesn't make noticeable effect on the image. With that setting, you can control the intensity of the color easily and it's like you're painting, just cost you a bit more time to repeat the action.
(3) to make the glowing dusts, you can use the scatter setting in the brush setting. Notice that to make the nice glowing effect, just choose the Range of 100%, so the light from the object will be gradually reduced from the center to the out side.
Keep trying, we're here to help.

who sees, from which side and where .... so .. keep working. GL

not bad