It looks very natural, like those shiny bugs - though I think there's no spider like that. Maybe a new specie?

Nicely done...GL author.

Wonderful, so realistic!

Thanks, glad you like it.
Maybe somebody could put a name to this new specie.

Nice chop, good luck author!

awsome work.. looks great.. \m/

Really nice work, author!

Holy moly, this is one spider I would leave alone, great job =)

Thanks everybody!!

IMO you did a good job using the source to make the spider. Good luck.

Congrats!!

Congratulations!

Congrats very nice work

I´m very happy, thanks everybody!!

Enhorabuena amigo!!!

The new name: Red Widow. XD

Love the final execution of your final artwork. Near perfection to achieve realistic image!

Congratulations!

hahah he looks funny!

very handsome man who is going to beat your bottom LOL (pay attention to the hair where the erase tool is very obvious, using Warp,smudge to rid the perfection of the cuts.. even an a soft blur could fix it (but do all edges to equalize the edge image) but of course, just IMHO.. good luck very humorous chop (fiddling with the HUE of the hair might help as well, but again.. IMHO

Thanks I have made a few changes, hope this is better.

Edging is much more blended author, GREAT JOB!!!

you are going to get your butt kicked for the light angle on the female (look at the light on the clouds).. just trying to help.. and always just in My IMHO.. it's a great image though.. good luck

The lighting is very discordant between the woman and the background, it looks like a bad studio set up. The shadows on the model are far darker than the background, and the dark edge along the bottom of the image just emphasizes the discrepancy. Perhaps you can adjust the levels on the woman to brighten her up a bit, or find a "moodier" background that is as dark and heavily shadowed as she is.

Are you saying all the rest of the source pics are your images? You need to place them UNCUT in the SBS.
Step 2 "vampire" only shows a tree.

what a really neat creation, very fun visual