Very creative use of the source. Well done!

The enlarged eye is too blurry. Great concept, but the purpose of magnification is to see something larger and clearer.

The source is so minimal in this image it's almost negligible...A bit too subtle a use of the source.

Too dark. Half of your image is so dark, it's very hard to see what is going on, or what you are trying to communicate. Particularly the RH side. The building looks like a facade, with no real back to it, the stars seem to jam right up against the lit front, with the remaining blackness on the right just "dead space."
The figures are almost impossible to make out as a couple, the light swirl is too dominant.

Beautiful concept, just too "moody," with not enough consistent illumination for the viewer to clearly appreciate your efforts.

Interesting effect, but too much wasted space at the top of the "canvas." I would suggest cropping it down by about 1/3...

The "cleavage center" between the breasts is still off-center. It should be matching up with the center of her clavicle above it.
It is also quite flat looking. Since breasts are spherical and extend out from the body, you need some values of shading beneath to give the illusion of form and depth.

Congratulations, well deserved win, this is a great piece!

The breast area is a bit skewed to her left side, but otherwise, this is quite lovely!

Nice job!

Your SBS has no text with the pictures... It looked like a Mirror self portrait.
You have a GOOD camera on your cell phone!

The contents of the jars are too bright, and the one with the clear glass lid doesn't show any peanuts through the lid...

"The idea it to make a really crappy, low quality, but still decent looking cell phone photo into something you could frame on your wall."

Last I knew, a Canon SLR wasn't a cell phone...

Well done!

This almost looks too good to be a cell phone photo! A bit of a halo over the shoulder on the LH side, but really good work, here!

Great blend!

No argument that 3d isn't easy, but that's no excuse when things are out of proportion, nor is it an excuse against having things pointed out.

Pretty rude to say "Shut up," missy...Nice behavior from a mod. VERY encouraging to members who comment.

Nice, but too dark on the left, you can barely make out the man's head.

The flash you used when you took the picture is too contrasting for this image, since the light source is from the sunset behind her. You might be able to offset it a bit if you very slightly darken the dancer layer.

The edges are a bit too sharp, giving it a "cut and paste" look.

You can't "source" link from your PC, it only uses URL addresses.

Really nice work. You've managed to create something unique, yet STILL maintain the source image. Very well done!

This is really cute, I enjoy it every time I look at it!

If the "cigarette is fine," then your dice are are about 1 1/2" in diameter...Look at the size of the dice BEHIND the ashtray, and you will see why the cigarette is too thin. The glowing tip would fit into the pip impressions on the dice...

WAY too dark! All you can really see are the snakes on the end.

Beautiful concept, would have been better with more color and not a pink monochome effect.

Cute, yet creepy! Well done on the beard.

Too dark to really see what you are trying to communicate.

Really nice effect, but the "light" emanating from the mouths SHOULD be casting some illumination on the ground shadows in front of the statues...Light is funny that way, it spreads.

Excellent!

Beautiful composition and colors, but too CBR - I can't really make out any of the original souce image.

Great job of foreshortening, but the colors detract from the concept of "spear." It looks like a really warped landscape image of a pier with lots of foliage on one side, made into a sideways sailboat.

If you make the spearhead look more stone or metal, I think it will help the overall cohesion of the concept.

You might want to also crop the excessive dead space at the bottom of your image. It adds nothing to your composition.

Interesting, but her necklace is off center to the rest of the image (her face and shirt).
Anatomically, her nose is a bit too long, with the tip too close to the lips and her eyes are too almond shaped (not the eyelids, but the eyeball beneath) - That can be adjusted with a wee bit more shading on the outer edges of the eyeballs, to give them a more spherical shape within the eye sockets.

Really excellent values on the shirt, and the hair is very well done!

Too dark. The beautiful effort on the ashtray is lost with the black background, and you don't have enough light reflection on the glass in comparison to the rest of the image..
Also the cigarette is way too thin, even as a "slim 110."

Disturbing, but very well done, technically!
Ewwww!
Good job.

Great concept, but it's too dark to appreciate all the work you put into it. All you can really see are the eyes and nostrils and a bit of highlight on the back...

Edit: Much better now, we can see the entire creature.

That could be a current picture, she's been gaining weight in real time, lately!

LOL! Good piece, funny title! The drop shadow behind her hands in front of the kiwi is out of place, though. Looks like she's not holding it

Better, although still a bit too dark to tell much of a "story." The green does a good job of helping the color contrast, which improves the overall composition. Good luck!

Really nice work! It has a wonderful "early quiet" feel to it, and the coffee looks yummy. Well done.

It's too dark. The viewer cannot easily make out what your focal point is, or how it relates to the title. Bring up the lighting so it's a full image, not just some light spots.

Great concept, but there are no water reflections to give the impression of rain. It looks like chippped paint or some other solid surface, not water.

Really good job capturing that old geeze excellent values and details on this!

I especially like the accent pieces in the band. Very well done!

Very nice execution. Interesting concept!

Love it! It reminds me of the old Oscar Meyer Weinermobile!

Nice work!

Nice concept, but the background leaves a bit to be desired...

Too dark, too desaturated. They look somewhat african, rather than roman...

Very creative! Nice work.

The right cheek and chin look "dirty," the skin tones don't match.

Good job on matching the lighting on the heads to the bodies!

The lighting on the face, which is full on, does not match the lighting on the baby, which is from the right...