very creative idea! well done

You create completely different person from this guy! Interesting final result! Good work!

this is great!

great work GL with that

Wow, great job creating this character, good quote to go along with it.

Congrats

Congratulations

Congrats, nice work

Congrats!!! Good work!!!

Congratulations for your fist place!

Nice Job Congats on first place win

my kind of entry...looking good!

Many thanks

Cool idea. I like the non-traditional use of orange, but the sky seems kind of blah and in need of more-dramatic saturation. Compositionally, the centering of the sun, city, and foreground UFO is also kind of blah. (I'd move the sun left and the front UFO right for a diagonal composition—which would require a sun reflection in the water since the UFO shadow would no longer block it.) The identical blurring of the lights of each of the UFOs regardless of their distance from the viewer/photographer weakens their impact IMO.

Thank you very much for your views on this DanLundberg I will take all your advice onboard

good concept..!!

nice work like it..gl author

Nice, love ur colors GL author

awesome Idea.. really love the whole balance.. good luck!!!

Thank you!!!

very nice moody work...best of luck author

great mood

Very nice entry. I love the colors and the setting for the source image. GL.

Yellowish mood is always my favorite. Till I didn't use it... Btw you apply it beautifully.

Where did you get the wagon wheels?

Very nice mood

magic, love the simplicity and colors!!

thank you!

Beautiful I love it

thanks

Wonderful colors! I would hang this in a child's room!

thank you!

Beautiful scene author...best of luck

thank you!

This is such a sweet illustration, perfect for a child. Love that you made the hills and ground blue, and the house with curved walls, I like that whimsy.

Oh, this is beautiful

thank you, guys!!!

just a suggestion author.. if you added a bit of bevel emboss to the frame (and a few white light streaks blurred to give lacquer light reflection as well) and a light BW gradient fill to the interior of the screen I'd think you get a more popping image..(you could even use a very soft BURN brush along the inner edge of the screen to give it a bit of a vignette too) IMHO.. I really do love the use of an old type writer .. I miss mine (lost it in Andrew).. good luck author