Whoa, that's some Jeep!

The other decanters aren't on a level surface & would fall over...not bad otherwise. If not for the fabulous sunset find I wouldn't think much of this pic...

Interesting, but conflicting light sources...

Looks yummy...nice removal of the cup handle.

Good clean chop.

Nicely done, just blur the edges to soften them a bit...they're way too hard in high res.

If only...nice image!

This is one of those entries that drive me crazy. It's a beautiful image, but you could have made this from a multitude of sources. The given source is unrecognizable.

Not sure about the background, but the foreground is sweet.
EDIT: Lookin' better!

Perfect.

Move the boat back so the reflection is on the surface of the water...

Ladder should have some thickness, and the reflection is wrong, it should lean to the right...

Nice job! Somehow I had never read the story, so thanks for introducing me to it.

Even in low res the cloning stutter is obvious...IMHO color matching the head to the hands might be an improvement.

Good one! (Although I agree with Pixelkid about the heads...).

Maybe it would have been better if you had actually utilized the source image in some way instead of just colorizing a drawing with it.

Oh please, lose those brushes...they do nothing for your image.

Yeah but there's too much blank white space...

Interesting image but poor use of source...doesn't even look finished.

Furniture on a beach? Two different light sources?

Good weirdness! Would be better to have the same strong highlight all across the top, & maybe some shadow at the bottom too, as the light is from upper left...

Am I not getting this? Why is the figure so small?

Nice work, and much better background! Pawn in back is definitely too small, as mentioned...

Looks like you fixed it...

Great weirdness!

Nice work except for the part of the head gear over the face...I guess it's a personal thing, but it doesn't work for me...

Good image over all, but whatever you did to the face didn't help...compare to original source.

Where's Goldilocks?

Very cute looking devil.

After seeing the SBS I must admit this is very close to a work of genius. I'd say that even if it had nothing to do with me. Good luck, author! ,
(Might have been better if the specs were shades, though).

Eclipse tool? ROFL. More color!

??? What are the black lines?

Planet has to be behind the clouds! Also, scale of the background & forground water is incompatible.

I'd reduce the intensity of the shadows & blur them a bit, and give some dimension to the 2 moons. Otherwise it's a good image.

Guys, relax please! It's not a great image and not worth getting into flame wars about. Sheesh...

There's one light source on the moons, and another reflecting from the moons. Since the moons are reflecting the main light source, the shadows of the "towers" should be at the same angle as the light on the moons because the light source from left is stronger.
Anyway, it's still a nice image...

All of the large planet would be visible, even the dark side...

Keyhole doesn't line up with facial features...should rotate a few degrees clockwise...then of course you have to consider the light source...otherwise it's a good image.

Whatever it is, it's still there...

Lines on drums should conform to the shape, otherwise nicely done.

Good image, but too filter heavy...somewhere between step 4 and step 5 would have been better.

Ditto Ray

Oh, like really faint? Gets a faint vote then...

Click on one of your links. You will see "View this photo on Flickr". That's where the photo was originally posted.Click it, and you'll see the copyright there.

View original sources on Flickr...both are copyrighted. Whenever using EveryStock, always check the original source, it's not that dependable, unfortunately.

The lines that don't radiate from the eye don't make sense...otherwise good work.

The neck could be smoother, and it's a bit dark, but still a good image...

Really nice render on the ship! The cannons are too large, and they made a lot of smoke when fired, but good work.

Good work on the figure, but what's the stuff at left with the hard edged border?

I suggest giving them shadows and finding a usable source image for the baby...