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And congrats for another great first place!

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Congrats for your second place! What a great start for you

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Great job author! The blending is very very good. Like Nisha said, it looks like a real photo.
And yes, of course he will be a mod! He has already two screens with PXL open (and as soon as he's able to read, we'll teach him how to mod - less work for us)
Thank you for this entry and good luck!

Oh you saw all the trees you could possibly see. This looks SO much better! And I'm happy, that it looks better for you too.
I know that feeling btw, that you search for a specific source forever and when you finally find one, you just want to keep it.
Good luck again!

Great idea and job. Especially very good work with making her skinny, looks very convincing. Her facial expression is also very good and I really like the colour scheme and that you adapted the colour from her strand of hair to the butterflies and the poppy field.
There is just one thing, that could be (in my opinion) improved. Where you placed her now is the field already very blurry, but the source from the woman is sharp. I think the blending there could be a bit better. The most drastic thing would be probably to replace the poppy field, but what you could try too is copying some of the flowers and the grass from the foreground (which are sharp) and paste them in front of her dress, so you have more or less the same sharpness. Or you could just put her a bit more in the foreground, where the grass and flowers are still sharp.
And another small thing: the cutout of the grass in front of her dress is good, but could maybe be a bit improved.
What you could try is picking the eraser and erase with the brush that looks like 3 blades of grass (it's a standard brush) and erase with different brush sizes in front of her dress. This way you get the grass structure and it looks more natural. Probably not the most professional way to do it, but that's how I always do it and it works good for me
But like I said, it's really a great entry and works very good with the song
Good luck!

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Congrats for your second place, Emik! Brilliant picture

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Congrats for your second place! Great shot

Congrats also for a lovely first place!

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Congrats again!

Congrats for your first place, Jaskier!

And also congrats for a very nice third place!

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