Very nice

Thank You!

I am loving the blues and purple... Real nice job!

I was going to add other color into it, but I figured this set of analogous colors was a good fit.

Awesome!!!!!

Awesome!!!!!

Thank You for your feedback!

I like the grungy look. Nice 1. GL

Thank You Locale!

A close up that exhibits vastness. Amazing.

Nicely done!

Very nice piece author...gl

Thank you

i like your multy color effect....nice job

Thank you Sanjugs!!!!

I would have put the "stamps" around her eyes as if they were tatoos or makeup around her eye (darker)

tattoos I mean

I agree with k5683 just make the tattoos around the eye darker IMO This is pretty good just don't make the opacity low and make sure it blends in properly when you make it darker.

i suppose u used brushes for the tatoos...plz provide the link to the tatoo brush....

Hay Siddhartha,

I have created that shapes in "Inkscape software" - www.inkscape.org
then imported in Photoshop. I have uploaded that will send you link once the winner of this contest declared.

This is really pretty, and I agree that the tattoos should have been darker. But it is really pretty

Thanks JPDesigns!

nice work...gl

Thanks for your comments erathion!

I like the idea, but my questyion is if you are ripping the picture, why would her face still be underneath but in B&W? Perhaps it would be more effective to have her face blank and maybe an inverted (mirror image) of the smiling face on the back of the torn piece...

hehe @ RayTedwell: actually i do not have an intention ripping her face, it is actually a drawing of her face in a paper that is burnt a long time ago.

I did miscalculated something obviously

What i'd like to do is a "Force Perspective Photography" Effect..

btw thanks for the comment.

Ahh I see it now! My comment looks a bit silly now

What I might suggest then is trying to create a little more depth to show the distance of the old drawing and the photo. You could do this bu adding a shadow from the paper and hand, or adding a slight amount of blur to the photo.

Good effort, but you have too many gray tones in the "sketch," which is what is causing the visual confusion. Try adjusting Brightness and Contrast to make it more of a Line Art paper sketch, and adjust your burnt edges a bit, making them larger. They are too "lacy" at present.

You've gotten pretty close with the effect, though!

tnx guys i will try to change it a bit..

Nice image overall, though I would suggest burying a part of the statue head, he looks a bit floaty now, and if he was still sinking, the surface of the water would be very rough from the impact. I would probably dull down the bubbles a little too, they stand out and look a bit artificial at the moment.

Good concept.

cool idea...gl

Pretty cool, I would leave the smoke behind her white/grey. Looks weird in red and orange. Gl

thanks 4 the comments

WOW!!!!! I love the cracks on the skin... different.

Resident evil the next generation..haha

Great job author!! What if you made the area behind her on the left where the smoke is red and yellow to help make that "pop" a little more....maybe a little darker gray for the background just behind her...have it fade from dark to light.....Just a suggestion and best of luck

Love the glow from the cracks and the overall impact. This piece caught me even without the hi res ... in hi res it is even better!

very very cool work author...good luck