THe pink and gray shadows on the top and back of the skull are darker than the rest of her head, making it look like her head is "dented." If you can even out the coloring and depth values, it will help. Notice how the light source on her face is from the upper, near center right. Her bald skull needs to likewise show that type of lighting to be consistent.

The highlight above her eye should extend upwards to the front of her head. Try to refine the edges of her head, too...clean them up & give them a slight blur.

Too much beer I think. Good luck!

That could be a current picture, she's been gaining weight in real time, lately!

good effective job

hahahahahahaha...great work man....

hehehe.. well done.. great find with the photos

Yes very nice! Good realism. GL!

Thank you, Drivenslush and Jawshoewhah!

good job

Perfect!

Jamespaul and Erikuri,
thank you, guys!

This is sooo awesome! Brings me back to my childhood days! LOVE THE MOVIE and this portrays her soooo well!

Thanks MnMCarta.
I loved that movie, too.

Very nice photoshopping, but the contest goal is totally different. Read the contest goal carefully before submitting entry. If someone raise a red flag, your entry will be removed. GL.

I like your creation very much author,its perfectly fits on theme...and for that...clap clap...and for sure i think that u are inside of the rules,Jessica is 2D character,u used photo to create her and really really don't see the reason for red flag...and for sure,high marks from me...well done

Gopankarichal,
I thank your comment and I also suggest that you read carefully again the goal of the contest and research a bit before putting comments like that:

About Jessica Rabbit

"Jessica Rabbit" redirects here. For other uses, see Jessica Rabbit (disambiguation).

Jessica Rabbit is Roger's wife in the book and movie. In the book, she was an amoral, up-and-coming star and former comic character, over whom her estranged husband, comic strip star Roger Rabbit, obsessed. She is re-imagined in the film as a sultry, but moral, cartoon singer at a Los Angeles supper club called The Ink and Paint Club. She is one of several suspects in the framing of her husband, who is a famous cartoon star. She is voiced by Kathleen Turner. Amy Irving was cast to sing "Why Don't You Do Right" (a blues song made famous by Peggy Lee) for Jessica's first scene in the movie.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessica_Rabbit#Jessica_Rabbit

Erathion,
You know things! Thank you.

Great source find... made an excellent Jessica Rabbit! Awesome work author...

thank you, Woodztockr!

Hi Author. I like your entry, but my doubt is humanization is allowed or not, because nowhere it is mentioned in the contest goal. contest goal says: you can only pick out animation cartoons which are originally made in 2D/drawn ....and ....make them "alive", a depiction of how they would look like in real life. Need clarification about this. Waiting for wazowski's comment, because the contest idea is suggested by him.

Edited: Now I am convinced, got clarification from wazowski. Good luck

I see your point, GK... let's wait, then.
Thanks again!

at gopankarichal.......... isn't that what has been done here........... it looks pretty darned real to me.

Thanks for the comments, Adeincyprus and Nator.

sexy

I agree alex.

i think this is a great entry, and i've given it high marks. but..i do have to play devils advocate and say that your source already looked just like jessica rabbit. not a hard humanization to do, as you didn't have to mess with her face or her skin or anything to make her look like the character you were doing. She was already dressed the part and in a classic Jessica Rabbit pose. :P

Anywho...i do like the effects you gave her dress, and the setting you put her in. i think you should have glossed up her lips a bit more. thats just personal opinion. Good Luck with your entry

Jadedink,
Thank you very much for your comments. I really appreciate that.
It took me a long time researching an image that looks like Jessica and I think the research work is part of the challenge, too (and part of the creativity, as well).
Well, I changed her face a lot ( the nose, the mouth, the eyes), you can see that easily if you see the original in a big size.
I make body modifications, breast modification and the face expression... (the original is with a playful expression and that one is sexy like Jessica.
More gloss in the lips? I think it would spoil the picture but, for sure I respect your opinion.
Thank you!

Sexy! It look really amazing author, very well done.
Best of luck!

Thanks a lot JoeCacia!