Good work!

Transform some of the leaves so they're blowing at different angles...

I agree, tje pile of leaves looks great, perhaps add some shading around the sides, for the rest try to darken it up and make it slightly yellower, also add soem shadows

Idea is good,but broom's and busket are to much copy paste.Blend that little better....gl

Hmmm, the pile of leaves is good. Everything else is red. GL

ohhhh i get it!!

so sad,poor kitty )

funny idea) gl

nice

funny

nice

very nice

Author, how could you bring the Sacred Cat to such a disgrace! He-he, very funny!

the drop shadows flatten the image out. you should paint in your own shadows as they would naturally be cast onto the ground. the cat on the right drops a shadow onto the sky, which is not natural. your entry is a fun idea but still needs to be tightened up a bit.

yes, i think it is much better

Mmm...what did you do with the background that it's so pixelated? Good luck!

The reflection needs to be touching the bowl and the reflection of the box should show the inside of the box. Also the cheese needs a reflection too. Clever idea though! Good luck

Author, much better...you rock!

Could use a bit of realism, and a decent reflection for the cat bowl...lower it so it isn't floating.

blurry

i can't stop laughing.....

Not quite what he was looking for when he asked for a shower?

agree with ponti55 , but clever and funny shot

very funny,

Good idea, the cheese looks a bit under developed, but good job.

Hehe

nice work author. My feedback opinion is: i think the colour choice for the bandana is part of the visual issue. with it being so dark you may have struggled with the shading - the dodge burn etc. Also the red stripe creates a straightish line. Next time try lighter colours to play with it may be easier to create a more 3D affect. Remeber it is just my opinion. GL

Nicely Done!

Awesome!

i think it may be nice if you could adjust the hight of the water to match the line on her body, nice entry as is

Funny

I have to agree. The image is way too pixilated. Use the high res version.

nice funny idea, but the perspective of the walls bothers me a bit, you would be seeing them from different angles

a gentle brushing of the dodge tool might be helpful to brighten the overall image.. you got four of them so you could experiment on one to make the piece less dark..hehehe.. very clever Idea

LOL Good idea!

haha...good one....

I LOVE THIS LOL GREAT IDEA!!!

Wonderful Image!

Clever!

The bandana is a little 2d. Use some burn and dedge to give it mroe definition.

oh its so good!

whats on his head?

its ok

Sharpen the hat overall, I would use the pen tool and recut it, curve it at the base a bit to match curve of head, add some shadow to head(as hat sits on it)... GL

Actually, the first one looked real....so real that it looked like a photo. That is why CMYK said that he didn't believe you drew it. The hat you have now is not better because the edges are very blurry. I would go with the first one but resize it bigger. If you need help resizing, just ask and someone will help you.

if you drew it then why not draw it big enough so it looks real. It does look like a bad photo that you have tried to blow up and its bad. no offence.

Not a bad idea, but the light source on the chef hat is opposite grandpa's light source...maybe you could flip it...and the drop shadow doesn't work, again it's opposite the light source, and there's nothing for the shadow to fall on anyway....
Oh, and sorry author, but I just don't believe you "drew" the chef's hat. It looks just like a photo...a low res photo at that.

lips look overstretched, try holding down the shift key in photoshop when resizing.

pretty as a picture.. lovely image.. GL

interesting image author. things that may help you in your future entries : (if your using photoshop) the DODGE and BURN TOOLs they will help give your image a more 3D look. these tools will also help you with shadows. explore tutorials relating to MOTION BLUR/. Having a light source.. a light direction and shadows will help you impove in the future... GL NOTE me if you can not find these in your PHOTOSHOP program and i will tell you where to find.