I think you mean you made the edges less soft which is what I suggested. Looks perfect now!

One, two, ready, go
Grow some big feet, holes in history
Is where you'll find me, is where you'll find
All is love, is love, is love, is love

~Karen O

Very nicely done and original thinking! Little dragon fits in well with the other sculptures. My only critique is that the edge where the sand meets the little dragon might be a little soft. If you look at the sculpture in the foreground the edges there are more distinct. Just a minor point, personally this is the entry I like most.

hehehe, very sweet (this would probably happen everyday down here in Florida LOL)

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The thickness of the hand when the perspective was modified gives it a neat creepy edge. Almost like a baby's hand with attitude. neat idea

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AWEEEE.. Happy family!

cool....

As to how it happened? ... Attended a Trump rally? I AM JUST KIDDING, just lightening the mood (great chop)

What happened to her?

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Congrats George, beautiful entry!!

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Very nice image, well thought out!

Since when did Janeane Garofalo go Gothic and learn to play chess? hehehe
Really is a nice feel author and the perspective and blurred background really makes this a very stable chop. Good Luck!

very interesting to look at. well done.

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.

Very well done with only source image

Congratulations, George, beautiful work as always!

Very melancholy. Sigh Good work.

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Super nice job author (kind of depressing, but that's the reality of Valentine's Day hehehe)
Do you think the Wooden planks are hovering over the heart? The "drop shadow" effect is creating distance instead of closeness (like the shadows of the screw heads, which appear close to the "planks". Not a necessary fix, just a nit pic. Could be my eyes. Also the fact I made chicken soup yesterday and didn't have any celery and I've been weird all day. hehehe

Most turtles all look like twins, but I don't think they mastered synchronized swimming, I've never seen them at Ballet School.. hehehe
They now look like two different turtles good Luck!

Wonderful color balance. Beautiful image. ONLY A SUGGESTION..
Do you think if you used puppet warp (GENTLY) on one of the turtles? Just change the neck angle slightly and have the flippers in different positions. They really do look like copies of themselves. Not a bad thing, but if you added some tension/diversity to their construction, they'd look like two separate beasts instead of twins. Great chop no matter what. Good luck.

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Strange blur causes the depth to be a little wonky.. the definition of the flowers kind of says they are in front though the placement of the "wing" looks as if it's behind the flowers, not underneath. Not a bad thing but a tad bit visually confusing... sorry, no suggestions as the contest is in "vote" status and there is no way for you to fix it author... still a very nice image, the definition of the the shell could match the definition of the babe (the edge blur causes a bit of resolution confusion). Not a criticism, just trying to help. The moon looks a tad bit cut out and flat, again, just what I see. It's a fine image, just tweaking could benefit the overall image. IMHO of course. GOOD LUCK AUTHOR.

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Good image. Just tone your shadows WAY down...the rest of the image is so bright.

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Congrats, George! Love this wooden guy and the sun like dream catcher

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Congrats on 4th

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Beautiful work, Author, love the idea

hehehe, aren't arches a royal pain in the patoot? Great fix, the perspective is much improved.

Tweak the Tweet Tweet hehehe (couldn't resist) love the flowers Good luck
Following the arch of the roundness of the base of the windmill to match the arch of the the seed tray as Spaceranger suggest. The over all chop is beautiful.

The perspective of the bottom section is a bit off. This link may help you understand circles in perspective better:

http://www.drawinghowtodraw.com/stepbystepdrawinglessons/2014/01/drawing-circles-in-perspective-how-to-draw-circles-and-ellipses-in-correct-perspective/

Also where the string ties around the branch it should be rounded following the shape of the branch. It's a very nice piece, a little tweaking may make it even better IMHO.

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