Good job, and good to see you back!

Great job, everything works well.

Ah, okay...got it!

Good job over all, but why remove the eyes?

Good idea! (But you should put your source links in the boxes provided).

Congrats for second!

Congrats!

PS: I think the thickness of the lines you used is just about right.

Author, you should know you have to post links to your source images.

You might want to soften the hard edges on the ghost, otherwise this is an effective image. (PS: Your links work, but 1-3 lead to the wrong images).

Please post your source link, and read http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/photoshop/

Interesting idea. The black background helps emphasize the dramatic lighting on the head, and works well.

Powerful image. I'd go back to the real gun, though. This one doesn't look very convincing. Also, I don't get the white glow on the helmet when everything else is yellow. That said, I still like it a lot.

Great, looks better with real headphones!

Nice face on the pup. No fur on the large figure's arms?

Good image, except the headphones are a vector graphic (render), and not useable. 5.6. 3D Renders or Illustrations as Source:
Using other people's 3D renders or illustrations (even with permission and no matter in which form they are offered) creates a false impression of your artwork. So 3D renders or illustrations can not be used as sources, unless they are entirely created by yourself. Only acceptable non-illustration brushes and clip art may be used, but you need to mention them as a source too. Don't use an image that has been altered by the source owner nor an entire work created by someone else.

I'm sure you can find a photo to replace them and resubmit. Good luck!

Good and creepy! Great job on the head especially, but the antennae on the neck look out of place.

"It would be a good idea to add a written description of your superhero's powers and abilities as well."

Author, each of your personal photos should be posted in a step-by-step guide (SBS).
5.3. Use of Personal Images as Source:
If you use your own personal images as a source, link to its online location and proof it's yours. If it's nowhere online, upload the uncut source to your step by step guide, with an explanation that it is your image.

Good idea. Reminds me of Donny Darko.

Would you consider coloring the shirt so the kid stands out from the background? Just my first impression...

Good image. If you didn't want to give him a motion blur, I might have made the speed lines just a bit more obvious, but it's OK like it is. Good luck!

Congrats, good work!

Great job, congrats!

Interesting, but shadows are inconsistent.

Links need to lead to the actual photo used. Check your proportions...the head is too small.

Nicely done.

Nice job.

Must try to unsee...

Or select the area outside the hand, contract 1 pixel, feather 1 pixel & delete. Either way the entry will improve.

Good idea & mood. Try to rotate the rook & knight so their bases are parallel to the surface of the board. The rook is only off a bit, but the knight is more obvious.

Good idea! The knight and the king are fairly well oriented, but the rest of the pieces could be rotated so they align better with the surface of the head.

That's really thinking inside the box!

The bomber command figures and the coal mine machinery are both up shots, and don't match the perspective of the rest.

SXC is now http://www.freeimages.com/

Light source on the hand is from upper right. Shadows should be cast accordingly. You might want to soften (feather or blur) the hard edges of the hand, too.

Great job! Now there's some competition!

Sources 3 & 7 are premanipulated images, and not useable.

Please read http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/photoshop/
5.6. 3D Renders or Illustrations as Source:
Using other people's 3D renders or illustrations (even with permission and no matter in which form they are offered) creates a false impression of your artwork. So 3D renders or illustrations can not be used as sources, unless they are entirely created by yourself. Only acceptable non-illustration brushes and clip art may be used, but you need to mention them as a source too. Don't use an image that has been altered by the source owner nor an entire work created by someone else.

You might want to soften (feather) your edges, otherwise good entry & SBS.

Sorry author, I only noticed no source links posted & didn't look at the SBS. My apology.

Please post your source links, and read http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/photoshop/
EDIT: Author posted own source pics.

Please read http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/photoshop/
5.6. 3D Renders or Illustrations as Source:
Using other people's 3D renders or illustrations (even with permission and no matter in which form they are offered) creates a false impression of your artwork. So 3D renders or illustrations can not be used as sources, unless they are entirely created by yourself. Only acceptable non-illustration brushes and clip art may be used, but you need to mention them as a source too. Don't use an image that has been altered by the source owner nor an entire work created by someone else.

Congrats, Rob!

Congrats, Ron!

Congrats, Rein!

Not sure about the shadow, but a fun image.

Just go to My entries>Set sources. Be sure to put the URL in the top box and the text in the box below. Shouldn't be a problem.