good mood... good luck

Love this! I need a ray gun like that.

aww awsome author, im desperately trying to put something together. I love looking at steam punk, but when it comes to the mix and matching it just doesn't blend well. Inspirational image here, thankyou

Goodluck ;p

Very nice work, author, and great find on the heart.
Edit: to Bob and Author, I do have a raygun...... it shoots kryptonite gas.

Excellent, well done

nice composition... some of the execution needs work though. The pool table is abruptly cut off at the top. I can tell that you were attempting to have the image fade out by that point, but it didn't quite make it. I can still see a very hard line at the top, and it slices right through the middle of the corner pocket of the pool table. just crop your image to this line and you should be good. Keep practicing with your lighting and fading...

I can't see a line, other than the angular line at the far right corner of the table. I'm on a small monitor at the moment, so I'll look when I get home. My biggest reservation during work was that the quality of the pool table source photo was shaky, so I left the finished product at low resolution, which I rarely do, because when I see low res. I usually suspect it's being used to cover up sub-par craftsmanship. Thanks for your constructive comment and suggestion!

right above the top pocket the picture gets cut off and above that its pitch black ill make you a sample.

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/7109/cutoffi.jpg

on my sample, the red line shows excactly where the picture is cut off. everythign above the red line is black

Amazing. I had to change the brightness of the picture to see what you were talking about. The scary thing is whether its my eyes or is my monitor that bad? Anyway, it is now cropped. Thank you both.

I dont know if this is of any help to you :
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/
http://ludens.cl/photo/montest.html
http://peripherals.about.com/od/monitorsdisplayscreens/a/TestMonitor.htm

Great site links Eladine, thank you!

Beautiful image. Maybe some hard highlights on the arm to simulate honey better. Succes in continuare!

The line of the drip that runs across the nose doesn't conform to the contours of the face, and the light sources on the stems of the drippers are inconsistent. Also, as translucent as they are, the honey drips would have shadows.Good idea otherwise.

I really like this one!

Talking about a sticky situation...

CMYK46 , I like your comments a lot. They are very educative and consistent in information. I'll try to adjust the image as u suggested, if the time allows me . Thank you all for your comments!

Somehow this would make a great CD or album cover. It has just enough color and randomness to be modern and prevalent. Nice job! I love the all the random drippers in the hair.

May i suggest this tutorial to make ur bubble brush, http://www.cgarena.com/freestuff/tutorials/photoshop/soapbubbles/index2.html cus its not alowed to use other peoples illustrations o.o;

Sweet! Hehehe OK, bad joke but good entry!

Eladine, this is a resource brush pack that I am alowed to use grace to http://edelihu.deviantart.com

love the hair confusion

Really good idea, beautiful colours! However the honey flowing over her shoulder looks like it's just sprayed on colour (blurry edges)

interesting is the tear and eye, would not be bad sbs

Try warming up the dark shadow on the tear.

You could've added more... backround maybe?

You could've added more... backround maybe?

somehow interesting, but I think you could have done better with the source....

This is hilarious! Looks like Nessie in a plaid turtleneck sweater. And there are 3 of them - an extra for a backup, huh?

hehehehe

ROFAL on pearlie's comment.Looks good author,I'd love to see Nessie for real!GL

The right one is so sweet, they really shouldn't miss the Arc this time