I wanttttttttttttttttttt.... a pet right.... nice concept author. well done. GL

Cool idea! That poor baby looks so scared. Maybe you can distort the back of the sofa a little, so it's bunched down with the leopards body weight.

The baby is getting ready to cry....he is used to his real nany....! Good job, interesting concept. Good luck author.

Absolutely gorgeous. I love the tones and the mood.

Well done, great composing and tones. I'm just wondering what does the gas masked girl means....

Ups, you are right, sorry, I didn't connect it to the title.
However, there's a mistake in the title itself, you might want to correct it. Good luck author

very well done good luck author

Yeah good job, I can almost smell that flower.

Lovely! Need the uncut original source...

the original source is given in the SBS. Hope it's not a problem

Step 1 of the SBS is described as "parts used from the image" but that source image is never provided, let alone shown to be an acceptable source for use on PXLEyes.

look carefully under the first image in the SBS, there is a link provided of the source image

Oops, my bad!

wow, amazing work

beautiful work............ and awsome concept........... really liked it...

it looks familar to me. I love hwo the face stands out from the background. It gives almost a 3d feel

goodluck.

Fantastic piece of art author...very well done

beautiful image!

Beautiful entry author....GL!!

Congrats!!

I agree with Nator, the sky and ship look great. I like the way you got the ships reflection and the waterline. Cool "mercreature"

Rasta fish !! Cool man......

This is a great image! One thing confuses me: where's the transition between the surface, where the ship is reflected, and under the surface?

Thanks Bob, and I realize this is an awkward transition, so by extending the canvas vertically - and having to use a drydocked boat (best shot I could find of a hull and I liked the rust), the transition is simply in the center (above the boot), shortened for the site. And yes, I realize the proportion of the rope's thickness is also off due to this. I used artistic license. Edit - now tweaked, see next comment.

Distorted reality is part of the charm of this image. Nevertheless, I think having the boat end of the rope realistically thin would be a good thing along with showing some signs of life on the boat. I would also eliminate the 'oil slick' thingies in the center of the image as that should just be the unencumbered transition area between the surface and the under-sea portion. The water line of the boat could be a tad more curved following the shape of the hull and the reflection of the prow should extend as far out as the actual prow does. The turtle really distracts IMO.

Made some tweaks per your suggestions, Dan. I flew in my re-con gull, and he's reported that indeed that boot was the last link to any life aboard. The crew must be in Davey Jones' locker, he said. I 'skinnied' the rope, eased back on the 'oil slick', and worked on the waterline. However, if you are referring to the right side of the image as the prow, that's the stern (see original image). The prow, or bow, is on the left. I did add some darkening of the water off the stern, tho. And the turtle has scooted off to other waters - no sense fighting over one old boot.

Well done ... great image

nice creative work author...good luck

This is a fabulously fun entry! I've watched it since its debut, and I love your changes! Most of all your creation is so full of imagination, as are your replies with the re-con gull.
And I do think removing the turtle was a good thing. Plays more into that aquatic diva. Good luck!

good work..... nice and interesting image.... gl