I'm torn about the sepia tone effect. It's an interesting approach, but loses the illusion of depth that some color could provide. Over all I like your image, but why not just use a pic of Saturn if you wanted rings?

Very interesting concept! I especially like the blue highlights...they add a lot.

Sick, but well done.

The wings aren't integrated with the figure. Blending is important.

Lots of fun! GL author.

Hawks are much larger, and the red flesh tones of the hand sources could be toned down, but it's a good effort.

Good thinking & use of source. Would be even better with a SBS.

SBS might have been good for this one...it's a great blend. GL author.

Amazing! Just think how much better he'd play with LEGS!

IMO this was much better without the silly font. Just saying...

It's up to you author, but you can't have one end of the tear transparent & the other not. ;-
EDIT: Much better now. Good luck.

Light source on hand is opposite light source on girl. It's a good idea author, but you need to pay attention to these things.

Nice work here...GL author!

Nice idea...just make the lower part of the tear transparent too.

Fun image. GL author.

Nice idea. What are the blurry little specks in the background?

Good luck author! You should find this tutorial helpful, although there are plenty of usable star field pics out there.
http://gallery.artofgregmartin.com/tuts_arts/making_a_star_field.html

Considering the light source I think the highlights on the eyes would be on the upper right instead of upper left. Aside from that, it's a great job!

Congrats, nice job!

The wave is showing through parts of the train, and the reversed type on the engine looks a bit funny, but it's an interesting image. GL author.

Not bad, but the star field looks phony.

The light source is from the right, so the Earth should be flipped accordingly.

The background is showing through the rock, and there wouldn't be a shadow on the water.

Nice image! One suggestion: try to add some water drops actually coming off the fish. It doesn't really look wet. GL author.

Not a bad image. Might be better if there was a path somewhere.

Blur the shadow on the girl to match the shadow of the hook. There would be a shadow of her hand on that object as well.

Would be more believable if the shell were a lot smaller, like saddle sized. Otherwise it's a fun image.

The color is good. The highlights in the sky don't match those in the water.

Good image author, but you need to post the original uncut photo in the SBS so we can see how you manipulated it.
EDIT: Thanks, now we can see your work.

Try using a real sky...those fake clouds spoil your image.

Nice one...GL author!

The woman's edges need a lot of work. Use the pen tool or lasso tool when cutting out objects, not the magic wand tool.

The little guy on the head doesn't work for me. (Yeah, I know it's surrealism, still doesn't work, IMO). Good image otherwise. GL author.

Nice work...my blood sugar went up just looking at this!

Conflicting light sources. You really could have used any image of dirt to create this.

It's a good collage, but you could have used dirt from anywhere to create this.

Great image. Congrats!

Nice work.

Slightly blur the edges on the woman's face and this will be just fine.

Nice work...love the luminosity!

Fun image! I'd desaturate her a bit though, since it's a night scene.

LOL...nice job!

Author, it's good work. Just try to keep your links straight.

Definitely on theme, and an interesting image. GL author!

Link 2 doesn't lead to the figure used.

Water is colorless, and reflects the color of the sky or things around it. It should be much closer to the sky colors. Good image otherwise.
Edit: Looks great now. GL author!

Good image indeed, except for the clumsy brush work on the foreground leaf.

What's the source of the objects in the background now?

Very well done indeed. My only problem is the puddle in the final version doesn't look realistic. You need to post a link for the splash, and I'd love to see how you drew the tux in your SBS.

LOL...especially love the facial expression!