What's up with these hairs on the top right? I think you forgot to clean it or something.

Are those gravity defying blood drops on her sword? They should be dripping down.

not sure about it just imaging she just killed someone and u know y the blood is more ont he top

u right i have to clean it
thanks

interesting...

Fix reflection with gradient adjustment layer, dark at bottom, lighter to top.

Nice idea to use the slender pendent branches of the the willow tree as a fashion model's hair. Some 'hair' shadows on the face would make it seem more like she's actually wearing the willow wig. The black left-side cheek edge is disconcerting because the 'hair' behind it isn't appropriately shaded [see your Pretty Girl source image]. I admit I don't get the point of the reflection other than as a manifestation of a (not unreasonable) concern that mere branches-as-hair might be insufficient content for a high-scoring entry.

DanLunberg... I was ok with your comments until ... manifestation of a (not unreasonable) concern.... blah blah blah high-scoring.... ha ha ha ha ... what a maifestation of trying to sound like a total DB comment... everything was good until that part... then you just sound like.... well a DB.... thanks man! Maybe I just wanted to see a girl with green hair and a reflection... and by the way if you make comments like this and then actually enter the same contest yourself... you are a real DB... and to be exact I have made 99 entries at pxleyes and more if you count photoshop talent... and this is the first I have done a direct reflection and still didn't get it right... (Thanks CMYK for helping without being sarcastic... and a total DB = Dumb Bunny) ha ha ---












..... bet you thought I was going to say Douche Bag.... lol...

Glad you realized I was only trying to help.

CMYK, your comments are always helpful and an inspiration to improve and get better. I made some reflections before, but not up close like that, and didn't realize they actually fade out as they get further away... I think the veterans on the site should make more tutorials or even think about putting out a book, like worth1000 did.... It may not get tooo many takers at first, but a good one starting as an Ebook on Amazon or something could get the foot in the door.... there is a lot of great talent on this site.... and yes (DanLundberg) you are one... sorry for busting your chops.... but uuuhhhmmmnnn that's what I do... lol... no hard feelings.

I love that you made this source into hair for this girl, nice idea. Good idea about the ebook, too, author.

Some members feel the need to use "ten-dollar words" to make themselves seem superior, when actually it accomplishes quite the opposite effect.

Nice chop; and I agree with CMYK about the reflection. And don't worry about the rest.

very cute entry author... reflections are time consuming.. here's a little hint that might help ... there's a great little tool by Flaming Pair called FLOOD TOOL.. it's free to try, and the more you play with it the more quickly you can learn to do reflections in a snap...(even if you don't buy it, you can use it and when you see how easy it makes reflections you may not need it at all)

Good luck author..

I have that flood filter, it's a lot of fun. Used it to 'flood my house' with water above the tires of my car, darkened the image, and sent it to family and friends for a little scare - lots of photoshop fun!

Thanks Drivenslush and Pearlie for the advice on the flood tool.... I will have to give a go around!

Truly appreciated!

v/r

hhhhmmmnnnn.... The Author....

Well, it really reminds me of a monster...

I like it, kinda of frightly and scary, kinda reminds of my mom... lol... freaky, freaky, gruesome, is cool with be. Great entry and Keep on shopping!

Just a flip? Come on, you can do better than that.

great eye you have!

kinda simple...