The flames are very dim. Fire is quite bright at night.

interesting chop - i agree about the flames , (not emanating light) and the castle is in too much contrast so is not merging very good with the bridge

Interesting work and I like your idea ... agree with the fellows above ... I also might suggest a few less stars and perhaps more variation in size. If you are using PS you can adjust the Scattering of your brush and the variation of size to get a more Star like look. If you need help just PM me.

Thanks for the advise, I agree with them

I tried to fix the contrast, still not sure the bridge works just yet

much better now.... flames in the "eyes" of the castle look identical maybe a tiny liquify fix to make it more realistic

Thanks gornats - know of any good tutorials for the liquify?

http://www.pxleyes.com/ext-tutorial/photoshop/11684/Turn-a-Girl-into-a-Witch.html

try this one , but for me the best tutorial is experimenting , just give it a go and see what will turn out

She seems so calm in this condition.

The song: 'Set Your Head on Fire' seems more appropriate Nice work!

I don't see how letters have formed an object here.

Sorry author...but I don't think this is on theme. Nice image though...

Not sure if source 1 is usable. Light on head is opposite light on the arm. Good idea, though.

Source one is me!

Author, just post your own pic uncut in a step-by-step guide as per the PXL guidelines and you'll be OK.

LOL If I was called "son" and (not to mention if I was a guy) the guy or gal wasn't my father I would be a little irritated...
Author, I like this picture. I agree about the lighting of the arm vs head though but either way it looks like a lot of hard work to get this so great job!

Thank you! Yeah, I knew the lighting was off, but I need to learn to do lighting correctly. The two images didn't "match" light wise. Some day I'll get it!

I've been called worse on PXL, I guess people translate appelatives from their own language presuming they'll work in english too.

For the light thing, try cloning the shadowed paint into the light area and then add another layer - lower oppacity or set on soft light and paint with white using a soft brush.

Ah, I see what you're saying, thanks.

Author, you'll save yourself a lot of work if you match your light sources before you edit the items. It helps A LOT.

Nice PiC

Thanks Ping, it's something I'll have to learn.

Very interesting work author...love the idea and u shoved nice blend skills...Use same clone stamp or paint brush to fix different light sources issue...With resolution like this that is very possible...also i would suggest u to create slight shadow under his boots...any how this is very nice entry and i wish u best of luck

It would be funny if he was peeing on the wall!

hahahahaha...cool work...gl