really looks like a Tshirt logo.. good luck author

The fingernails are shaded funny, they look almost dirty.

The double space between 'World' and 'Wide' is distractring, made more so when they should really be a hyphenated adjective. The double PXL logos on the sides come across as secondary when a single big logo in the center could be compelling.

Oops, you made the same spelling mistake I made in my earlier comment (please slap some sense into me!): no apostrophe in possessive pronouns [his, hers, its, yours, ours, theirs].

This seems too detailed for a T-shirt plus I think more than one PXL logo is too many. The map is cool but the right edge needs cropping to match the other three sides. A simple billboard (no workmen) atop a much more tilted map could be compelling. "Less is more."

I think this would look cool if the map was your background

Fun concept but I don't get this as a T-shirt. It's mixture of cartoon and photo with blurry PXLEyes-Web-site screen shot (which should be the real focus) just doesn't work IMO.

I think there is some great ideas here.. think outside the square author.. REMEMBER this is a t shirt image not a scene construction.

some ideas: ditch the background but keep the billboard.

The billboard is a great idea that will work on a shirt.

love that you have used the website page .

GOOD Luck . i look forward to see if you get time to rework this entry .

Nice try author! Best of luck!

In my honest opinion, if it's any worth, this would work better with a white background. Not that the source is bad or something like that, but having "cartoony style" elements backed with a photograph... well, just doesn't do. Don't be affraid to try a second time and enhance your work!

Blur the shadows and you'll be OK.

The cap would not be standing on edge.

The cap is too angular, and looks more like a lipstick case than the top of the lighter. Other than that, you've done a very good job of colorization and artifact removal, the brass looks good.

nice work but it looks new one frnd

very nice color choices, GOOD LUCK!!! (You can pull down guides down from the ruler area to align your numbers and lettering better) nice job on this

Author, sorry I am only getting around to all of these entries now, but here are a few tips for the future:
1. As the shape of the bowls are rounded, so the yellow stripe should bend. Try a radial gradient instead of a linear gradient.
2. With the light from above, the bowls would appear darker color at the bottom near the table. That's because the top half of the bowl (to its widest part) will block the light and cast some shadow on the bottom half.
3. You created a very nice illusion of depth with the edges of the table and the pots - wider / larger close to the viewer (bottom) and narrower / smaller farther away (toward center). To complete the illusion, the plaid pattern should also appear smaller and narrower at the end of the table farthest away. You can accomplish this by applying the pattern to a rectangle first, flatten, then apply Perspective - it will change both the shape and the pattern.

Hope this helps!

lol this is cool a mix of CMYK and Drivenslush

The start pic for the planet surface is a brilliant choice. I would adjust the sky and the ground differently (as the sky result is great while the ground is washed out and kind of flat). The cartoon spaceship and aliens on a realistic background is a valid artistic choice. I think the shadows should be stronger, however, especially where the cartoon elements touch the ground so they don't look like they're floating. The spaceship landing struts should cast shadows plus the underside of the spaceship should be shadowed as well as the aliens' crotches and wheel tops.

Cool dude. A blue background, for example, would make him stand out more. He looks like he's floating above his shadow which is much too big and doesn't include his arms. I think obvious eyes would be nice and his shades should cast a shadow on his face. [FYI to paint a straight line, click at the start point and then shift-click at the end point.]

LOVE the glasses good luck author

the simple shadow you placed under the saucer would help the little guys you created, (a little gauss would help) a soft burn brush over the saucer's lower edges could aid in the thickening of the ship (giving it density) (dodging the top accordingly) but then it would become my creation and not yours... the cartoonish effect is done quite well, if you wish to bridge into a more dense image, go for it with my suggestions, but I do love the fact this is recognizable as your own.. GOOD LUCK (and as always.. IMHO)

EDIT: the easiest way I find to manipulate gaussian blur is to go full tilt, open a layer underneath the little ships and draw a very flat oval, fill it with black. Go to Guass blur and just move the slide bar til the edges blur nicely (keep it as dark as it is, you can always reduce opacity later... place the disk under one of the little ships and align it with the size moving it back and forth til it looks good (Use scale to make the size right) then just play with the opacity till it looks well blended (You may have to gently burn the bottom of the ships so it blend well (next time you are driving down the road look at the shadows cars cast on the road, you'll see that it's darker directly under the car and where the wheels meet the road then the rest of the area (that's a guass blur..also the wheels them self will be darker just at the edge where it touches the road (sometimes the exact same color) it's an easy way to create realism.. and to ground and object so it doesn't look pasted on)

Good Luck.. !! and good job

is it just me or your works are just obvious..hehe..nice work..goodluck

looks much better with a background author well done

nice idea, shadow is not ok...see the light source. still it's a good entry. BL

i think shadows needs some blur well done

sure it was the old west and not the dark ages :p lol

it is good work, pity there is no background or even ground.

Nice idea. Good masking on the treasures. To my eyes, the perspective of the box is not right. To see so much of that side, the front should either be angled, or the entire box moved far left within the setting.

much better! (sorry to answer for him...but I had the same thought) and this is definitely better!

the reflection would be improved it you used some perspective transform on it to bring the bottom forward -- maybe a different background as well

Try a bit of dodge and burn in the lid to give it some depth -- looks a bit flat the way it is

Something Missing here ahhh the horse nice idea

the horse look good now

very cool work author

nicely done

Looks cool, I would add some shadows under the robot guys. I think it would really help the image

The sky looks too realistic for the rest of the image.
if possible change the angle we are looking from or add more detail like greymval suggested!

I think it's so funny!!! Of course it needs improvement starting with the shadows.

Having all your elements below the horizon line, really dulls the image. Inserting some big mountains with strong diagonal lines would increase the dynamics of your composition. GL.

what is this?

Its not looking so great. In the case if you had remove the living world and kept space environment it would look good.
Any ways best of Luck.

Cute fun entry author,look good GL

The harsh black outline around the feet and the "claws" are distracting, giving this a semi-cartoonish look, and the lack of any shadow beneath it makes it look too cut and paste.

Your entries and artistry are unique... this one is great... best of luck author!

p.s. actual cards or chess pieces would be really awesome here... keep up the great work...

nice idea the manipulation of the elephants is good -- you need to adjust your shadows as the light in the source is form the lower left (See the shadow of the tree on the left for reference). Also the shadows are too far away form the elephants giving them a floating appearance. The shadow of the table is not attached at both legs

very funny like your entry

wonderful and funny!!!! good luck!!!!

the stands are a bit out of perspective with the ground -- a bit of rotation would improve them -- need some shadows to fix them to the ground -- a bit of dodge ( in the middle) and burn (on the outside edges) would also give then to depth as they seem to lack any depth

nice work good gl

nice work good gl

good work gl

great! shadows and lighting are really well done! good luck to you, author!!!!

have to agree with Mossy about the flooring. However, brilliant idea author... will hold my vote for now