Nice work for a first try! Good job with the hair.

Don't be affraid, the end result is great

very cute use of source good luck (very cartoony )

Congrats!!

wonderful creation! GOOD LUCK!

Congrats

Congrats!!

Great hard work!! nice idea author!
GL!!.

it has an alice in wonderland feel about it nice work author!

This is great! I have a small suggestion...her dress looks pretty stark white and neutral...but in this setting...it would have a greenish cast to it. Perhaps try making a new layer and set it to 'color' mode...then using a soft brush...try a medium opacity and sample the green color as your foreground....then paint over areas of the dress. Don't make it too uniform looking. Maybe just blend greenish color from both sides of the dress...having slightly less green showing in the front of the dress. Nice work, author!

great job....

you might want to add the table reflection and i think i would add another leg to the table

nice reflection and cool job done

Much better...good luck author!

Nice image. You may want to flip her to match the light source and give her a shadow.

What would Mao think of this...

Simply beautiful, author. Nice attempt to find the page, ostrich!

Cute! good porportions.

Nice job, author! I like the work you've put into this.

awwwwwwwwwww, I miss markers!!! love the coloring

i like the work you did on the face.. gave him character

The moustache suits him, I'd expect him to have a colt in his left hand though (would fit perfectly, perhaps you have to tweak the index finger a bit then). Good luck!

Great work and love it, very cool, you just forgot one thing, to add shadows to the pirate and boat according to the shadows on the rocks behind him.

Congrats!!

Pretty funny transformation, good thinking! Tiny suggestion: you could have a second look at the reflection. Elvis' right shoe's reflection is now hidden under his foot, while it should be (at least) touching the side of the foot. Lower the whole right leg a bit and it should be fixed. Good luck!

i love Elvis

very funny! GL

reminds me of the Mummenschanz, used to scare the crud out of me, especially the clay faces, but I couldn't not watch LOL.. good luck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A5c4jjwanY

My expression would be serious too if I had to eat all that meat, lol. Nice work.

Lovely!

There's a simple elegance to this piece, author! Understated and very nice!

excellent work good luck (you can easily thicken the plate by making a copy below it and lowering it with nudge to give the plate a tad bit more thickness) but that's just me, fun chop and very good job

Wonderful job! Great ideia.

Congrats!!

Very fun and well done...Thanks for the great SBS.

I love the 'inside the box' setting. Nice job, author!

Love your idea, and the picture. GREAT JOB! Instant fav.

Fun with an extremely informative SBS. I like that you modified her expression. I think it could be a bit more exaggerated, however (arched eyebrows, more sneer?). The drooping-knife element seemed weak, but then it occurred to me that an extremely pointy knife with perhaps an almost cartoony glint at the point would better fit your theme and balance the aggressiveness of the fork. The hand and forearm cutouts could use more feathering of the edges. The forearm shadows should get stronger the more under the forearm they are. Same for the food's shadow. But the more fundamental problem with the food is why would it make the diner angry? The notion of 'hungy' in your title suggests a large plate with a very small (but elegant as a commentary on the pretentiousness of fine-dining chefs [despite the lack of a white tablecloth on your table]?) portion might be more appropriate.

Love it...good luck, author!
(And just for fun, since the title suggested it: http://www.fun-with-words.com/word_gry_angry_hungry.html )

this is really good, i love it, indeed.

Curious as to what the black ball is, but otherwise nice painting and use of source

Awesome job, I think you scared away any competition!

thats amazing, i just finished watching the dvd then this image appeared lol
Good work, i love Helena Bonham Carter, especially in this movie with the big head.

Great job with those flowers. There seems to be a japanese & greek/roman influence here. and i wonder what she is thinking about....??? maybe flowers? lol!

Great work

I like it alot, but I do think it is hard to tell how much source you used, again. Still really creative. Would hate to be that girl!

thats cool author, thats why i would put a small sbs in to show you did those extra things

i would recomend a sbs to show how much source you used. I assume it is just the skirt?