Funny "disguise!" Nice work.

Very nicely done author (You may want to add an SBS for higher score) Love the stitch work in the habit!!!

Love the creative work And love the colour too

nice work gl author..!!

Good work, author, also love the colors, and especially what you did with the mouth, and additional stitching.

Nice idea and usage of the source..... Love the bevel/emboss texture.

Very cool image, love how you made the tubes, and of course that you were inspired by Star Trek!

Cool, looks illogical

Very clever and simple, perfectly on theme!

generally, I like this one

suggestions you may consider:
1) create the scene that the ? are surrounding the !... as if saying "who the fxxx are u?" or "where are you from, stranger?"
2) remove the laying "?"
3) do a more "glossy reflection" effect, now it looks like color -glow
4) take care of where the light source is

otherwise, this could be a "photo-stock" piece you can sell

very funny concept (great thinking) good luck author (you are going to get b!tched at about light placement and your shadow cast, but your overall image is quite humorous, good luck

Great idea, wrong shadows.
EDIT: Looks better. GL author.

Lol @ Driven's comment. We're here to learn and help others, no one's getting b!tched.
Light is coming from the right so shadows should fall in the left.

sometimes I go too fast and this happens, I believe these shadows are more real I hope you like it, thx for your comments and advice. cmyk prefer judgments tips

I didn't see what it looked like before but first thing I looked at was the shadows on the peoples faces in the background. Sun is on the left for that image. Your elephant image, is reversed, sun is on the right. Also, shadows tend to get darker as the object casting them gets closer to the ground, meaning the shadow of the child and the elephant's foot should be a little darker than the rest.

As everyone else has stated, you have the humor down easy, what im pointing out is mearly realism and continuity. Goodluck.

Just flip the background and don't forget to place the candy where it was.

and I forgot the candy,...... sombras.Titan85, the people you're right, but the shadows do not have to be degraded, depending on the strength of light, and perpendicularity. not go in ready, you can see my work I'm not so new (it ends the discussion by the shadows) thx

cute... shadow can make more realistic, should tweak the shape of the elephant.. abit stiff
overall great idea!

very cute... congrats!

Congrats!

nice work...........

The moon illuminates more than the sky.
You have the ground so dark that nothing can be seen, which is not consistent with a full moon, especially one that large in the sky...
The objects should be showing some back lighting, as well as slight cast shadows on the ground from the moonlight, which should be shining on the ground as well as the objects on top of the ground.

good theme

Beautiful

thank u ramesan

Like the concept author. I do have one question. Wouldn't the candle cast a shadow the other way with the marker causing a double shadow effect and light up the forward shadow some? Best of luck.

congrats on fourth place... lots of entries .... well done