I like the stark landscape with some odd elements and an enigmatic title. (I wish there were an SBS [especially with the use of brushes], but I really appreciate that your source list at least identifies all the separate elements you chopped together because I'm too lazy to check out each source.) I do find this 'flatish' with just a foreground and a background with nothing in between. The nearly-centered foreground elements reduce the drama IMO.

This ones very appealing to me.

Congrats for your second place, Divair!

Congrats!!

Thank you very much people. Sorry, I've been away for some time, and I'm afraid I'll be away for a couple of weeks... Businesses, you know

Nice Congrats!

It's remind me of Picasso... Please, post a hi-res image!

I am having a problem getting the hi res to load. Have tried several times.

make it a little smaller then load..that should work. real cool pic! love it!

This is so fine gallery type!..
would look nice on frame..high marks author..
Impressive!.

different and has a nice feel. gl

Sorry, author, but... where's the original source you were supposed to manipulate? In other words, the matryoshkas photo?

Thanks for the reminder, I have included dolls in the dishes to please the purists. but it is obvious that the girls are in the clothes of the dolls, and the same positions as the original photo. This is a "conceptual manipulation" in artistic point of view. the dolls are manipulations of the image of the girls themselves, I did a deconstruction of representation.

looks cool

Very sweet!!

Never played it but I knew it was a game interesting one you choose yummie

I like this image, author! This image is actually far prettier and imaginative than what the makers of CandyLand have revamped. In the 60s, the game had beautiful illustrations and color with imaginative settings. They have dummied it down since and it looks awful to me. Even changed some of the cool candy location names on the board itself. Very disappointing. Anyway, your vision is beautiful and well done.

Nice work...my blood sugar went up just looking at this!

Thank you all for your kind words!

@pixelkid... Yeah I had a great version as a kid, and I designed the game pieces after the 60's version of the game!

Nice interpretation of the original game, author. Just curious, tho, you mention that you made the sign, but don't show making the actual game's name. It looks like the original, is there a source link for that or permission to use it?

if you look at the guys arm then you can see a cut out line accross the image, inbetween the fingers is a little left over dirt too. easy to erase and it cleans up your work a lot the idea of your work is good . You have to add the links to your sources in the right place for it.

If you go to the tab above that reads "my stuff" then you can go to "my contest entries" there you will see your entry appear and you can edit your entry. there are apointed places where you should put the source link. this link needs to be a link to the image where the author and possible the info on usage. No problem with your english, but i dont speak portuguese. If you speak spanish then perhaps ask mqtrf to translate some stuff for you. Here is his profile, hes a moderator on this site so a trustworthy source. http://www.pxleyes.com/profile/mqtrf/

Edit: I've corrected the image sources problem, sorry for the mix up