Funny, and a good blend! Perspective on "Beware" is just slightly off, but good job...

*LOL* funny. I woyuld do what CMYK46 said and maybe just a hint of blur with the sign and crocodile head.

I just looked in high res. It just looks wierd in a smaller form. yeah just fix the sign and I'll come vote later.

Okay i'm not sure if it still looks right but i adjusted the perspective a little bit, i also made the shadow on the sign post a bit darker to show the dpeth more clearly and i blurred the alligator's mouth slightly. Thanks!

hahahah good choice of head yer, just sort out the sign and it'll be awesome. Nice work buddy

oh yeah much better. Good luck.

very good job

This is a nice combination of objects. IMO, some light sources/shadows need tweaking. If there is light casting a downward shadow on the framed piece, there should be no shadow on top. Also, the spotting scope would share some of that bright light hitting the instrument in the man's hand. I think if the light sources (I realize they are complex) all jive, this could be great .

Where is the map you created as in the contest goal?

This really doesn't fit the theme, sorry. You were supposed to make an old map, not put a map in a room with a 1600's explorer. I see three maps but that wasn't the theme.

Contest Goal: " CREATE" an old map, like the ones used in the old days.


The entire point of the contest is the map, nothing else should be added. Your presentation hides the map from the viewer, there is no clear view of it, how can that be on theme?

My homemade map is in the frame, the globe, and on the book cover. Jeez Tappy, look at the hires but be carefull that Sea Serpent might jump out and get ya.

very good

nice entry, looks like it could be a winner

Then what you should of done was concentrate on those three maps you made and uploaded them as separate entries.

Love the image.....who cares about maps.........where's the horse the girl rode in on??? Seriously, I DO like the image.

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i think some people need to remember that with art, and themes, we should use the theme as a starting point, not a finishing point, what i mean is this author has followed the theme very well by creating "old maps" beyond that, this author has also taken the time to place those "old maps" into an everyday "real" scene, it is my opinion , that this type entry is far better than an entry that only makes the "old map" and displays it as a flat image ,

Nice entry but the mans shadows are on the wrong side compared to the table and room.

Yes freejay the shadows are a mystery...thank you very much and razor yes sir I am always open minded when it comes to "Theme Interpretation "

This is not on theme, is three time on theme. Good job, author, GL.

Congrats for your second place, Loyd!

Congrats Loyd!

congrats!

Congrats

Congrats!!

Congratulations for 2nd

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hehehehe.. oh will you stop.. this is such a personal and fun entry.. thank you for sharing the fun.. no critique... it's suppose to be a fun time.. and that's exactly what you did LOL.. (now tell her to tone it down and behave LOL)