I like what youve done here, made your own stargate . Nice one.

Really nice use of source! Good luck!

A really fun image, I like it , perhaps you could work on the shadows of yourself and the stargate, look at the shadow of the table you are sitting at for direction and length, good luck

Thanks for the comments, and good observation Madamemonty - I've made some changes, looks better to me, shadows can be tricky! Feedback is appreciated.
Edit: Learned something new and tweaked this again.

Love the attention you have paid to the detail ... like the picture of Amelia on the wall and the goggles are perfect. Great work!

Yes indeed arca is right about the attention to detail, the shadow on the wall of yourself is a nice touch. Very nice!

Very creative

great humor and perfect execution...well done author

Congrats for your third place, Pearlie!

congrats

Thanks for your votes and support, this was a fun chop, I really got into it!

Congrats Pearlie, I saw you share the same interest with the mechanics things as me . That's the great job with many details, you should spend long time for searching the sources and put them well together.

Congrats!! Nicely done!

congrats for the 3rd place....

Congrats...great entry...

congrats!!!

I really like the title for its self-deprecation. The whimsical charm of the image is appealing. But the unicorn seems part of the background rather than the focus as indicated by the title. Less is more, which means there are too many extra things when simplicity is most compelling. Having the unicorn cast some sort of shadow would help ground it into the image.

Right. Somehow I get too excited about the drawings of shapes and now I see it differently. And the composition is very important, thanks for the obserbación.

Fun idea. Is this an expression in some particular culture? (I personally am not familiar with this saying.) Why are some edge bricks blank while others are incomplete text? Why does the highlighting of the central brick have fuzzy rather than crisp edges?

Culture of Pink Floyd Album The Wall. Saying that someone or something is just "another brick in the wall" is actually stating that the person or thing that has had a negative effect on him.
Good luck Author

Thank you DanLundberg for your comment. As cabldawg71 already explained, it's the title of a song by Pink Floyd.

Nice!

love the 'U' in the center lol

thanks Keiley22 - - - -> stretching to reach u

"U"? Text speak just doesn't work in the real world. Try using real grammar.

dont be stuffy CMYK46 - apart from that the design intends to impart the idea that the words are stretching up to reach the u. - - -pity it missed you

I think a little change in the perspective of the wall would be better, because we are seeing the man from the top.