You need to post links to all sources used, or post your own uncut photos in the SBS.
And BTW, I have no idea how the carrot source or stylus were used in your image, despite the SBS.

Oops sorry I didn't main to publish it yet, not sure how that happened. I'm working on the SBS right now but it might take a bit, its lengthy.

All done!

I still don't see where u used provided contest source image author...If u are new on PXL please read rules and guidelines...http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/

Mushrooms around sword, stepping stones in creek, mushrooms on bank next to creek.

Oh and the "lashes" around dragon eyes. Steps 20 and 21 show this.

its a nice composition, but i cant really tell where you used the original source provided for the contest.

The use of the carrot leaves in the background is almost negligible, since you can't make out what they are. This is a lovely image, but the use of the contest source photo is very, very hard to discern within it. Submitting it to the stylus contest would be more logical, since you can somewhat make out that contest source image...Still, an excellent effort, combining many disparate images into a cohesive picture.

You can't tell what things are because carrots and radishes wouldn't make sense in an image like this. I blended and changed colors. The stepping stones are quite clear and those were the tops of the radishes. The mushrooms are also clear, carrot bottoms and radish tops. Everything was blurred slightly to keep with the feel of the whole image. I can't enter the stylus contest because I'm not a level 15. I've seen many images with the source image hidden so well that looking at it without an SBS ones lost on how it was used.

I love the image but as much where it comes to use of source image i cant really give a high score

great entry, good luck!

Wow, nice concept and seamlessly blended with the overall image. Well done

Very creative, would be a real psycho ~~

Thanks for your comments!! They're really appreciated

Great entry author...One of the favorite for sure...GL

Thank you two! And yes... I hope so

well done

Congrats!!

congrats!

cute little buddy

Aww! thats adorable! :3

he is very floofy! (I want to stick my finger in his belly to make him giggle like the Pillsbury Dough Boy )

Just be careful, he might be hungry now

amazing blending, i'm impressed, just one tiny suggestion, why not giving it's fur something like tiger stripes, by that could get even more combined animals, great job and good luck

Exceptional blending on the face. Very well done entry!

Thank you all for your comments. @orientallad: I actually planned to do that but the 4 animals contest restricted the number of creature to 4. Now I'm free from the rule so I might give it a try, thank you for your suggestion.

Great work, just love him!!!!!

Very good blending, a like the new specie result.

Ah, I know it! It's Ursus aquiliatus ibexii or The Goatly Hawk-bear.

Great work... the blend is perfect!! good luck!!

Very nice GL

This things is absolutely furry and cute. Too bad you didn't get a chance to upload it in time.

no wonder it is so perfect,...it is yours and it is my fav for sure.....!

Fantastic image and amazing creature...Best of luck author, u still made perfect entry's...

I second all the comments so far -- just a suggestion for a small improvement: the horn on the right is touching the border - an easy fix - excellent otherwise

Maybe not the wisest thing to say but you should have won.
Because I see a artist and this is something I would hang on my wall (something I would never do with most of the entries)
And thats all I wanted to say

Congrats!!

Thanks everyone for voting, comment, and faving my entry, I appreciate your supports ^^

wow this is amazing! great blending! congrats

nice composition

The top of the chimney vent disappears against the background.

What do you suggest for it to be fixed?

Beautiful art, lovely. Love the color tones...
... But I agree with CMYK in the same point...

I know you did'n ask to me, but the suggestion that at least around the chimney the light is reduced.
You're pro, you'll not be hard to get!

Darken one or the other.

Nice job on the blending and the colors. A small addendum to the remarks of CMYK and Daniela: The light is coming from behind, so the visible part of the chimney top should be shaded.

awww.its adorable....i love to see more of the chimney though...but other than that its a great chop...(i'd probably add some gray smoke coming from out of the chimney so ppl could recocgnize it more)

Nice colors!