Here's watchin' over you, kid. Got butter?

What an interesting blend of sources. Even tho a SBS isn't required, I'd love to see how you put these four sources together. How on earth did you look at a forest scene and say to yourself, "Hmmm, this would make good scar material."? lol Good job!

This is a really cool idea. Looks great too!

This is just great! Plus I adore Bleeding Cowboys. Good luck author

Very nice work on the book construction, and the wood texture, too. Funny story!

Good job..... good luck.

Congrats Loyd, well done!!

Congrats Loyd ..... ok I want to read it now

Congrats, good work, Loyd!

Very Nice Congrats

hehehe.. Walt Disney Meets Warner Brothers... that Darn Rabbit!!! hehehe.. good luck and very cute

Looool, you're right. I thought he was familiar...

Thanks Drivenslush!!

Very cute and creative, but the mottled shadows on the ground are a bit distracting, pulling the eye between the character and the castle, where nothing visually is happening.

Thanks MossyB, I've changed a bit the ground with a hue/sat layer and a curves layer (darkening highlights and lighting shadows). The thing is that in the photoshop it doesn't look so exagerated, it's when I submit it that the colors go wild...

so cute..............

This is so dang awesome. I instantly thought Aladdin.

Very clever use of the radishes! LOL

Thaks for your lovely comments!

The "woody" reformulated! Great job.

Good image. I'd suggest changing the color value of the bark on the limo to make it stand out from the background.

very good entry author i love the final effect...IMHO u could add a bit more shadows on the texture cause now look a bit flat...but i love the idea and execution...best of luck

Thanks CMYK46 and erathion, did some changes on your advice, I think its indeed better!

the tires are a hoot!!!