Good work!

Good work

Not bad At least you used a different background

It's an idea, but you should apply some shadows where the clothes-pegs fasten the tigers pictures...

Lovely idea and well done work, but isn't the first plan too close to the background?

Good inspiration Love Caravaggio

Beautiful... Looks like flowers

Good work! Like the combination of colours... Is it a satyr?

Like the abstract work And it's like Columbu's egg... Why didn't I think of it before?

Nice job!

Good work

Amazingly well done

Beautiful

Really well done

I like it! Looks so surreal I think colours with low saturation in the background would do better, but it's a matter of taste...

Very good work

Amazing! Reminds of primitive art

Agree with ponti... Good work on light and shadows and blending

Like the title... You chose a good stock, shadows match
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This background is much better

Love such a kind of works, B&W/colour, sepia/colour and so on... So dramatic It'd look better without border, for my taste of course.

Lovely

Where is the appeal

Someone with sensible idea at last Good job!

Great idea! I'm glad to see the back of them

Nice work and good mood in spite of the "model"

You got it!

Very good work

Looks a crocheted work, embroidery or something like that... Amazing work

This entry will do for a nice stock after the constest is over

Lovely entry! Veru good work

What an original idea!

Beautiful typography! But I think it'd be better if you hang the balls instead of leaving them floating up there and the red in the text could be deeper. Merry Christmas to you too

Is it my eyes or there's a piece of the snake lost there? Disgustingly good job

Beautiful and very creative I think some shadow under the figure would better your work.

Beautiful in its simplicity

Oh, I think it's possible CMYK Did you see the dresses in "Marie Antoniette"? Good job!

Very good work! It seems charcoal and pastels

Nice work! But a suggestion: instead of using a new layer filled with pure black, try to use, on this new layer, a very large soft black brush with 10% opacity, applying half of its diameter, or less, around the image border until you get satisfied with the result. You can always use the eraser tool with the same settings. It'll give you more control on your work and it'll look more natural Good luck!

GREAT mother queen....

Almost there But if you pay attention, the texture you applied to the wall is out of perspective too. It may affect the general look, causing the illusion that the perspective of the paiting is wrong...

Great! Your planet succeeded very well Very good tutorial! There's no need to download planets images when needed

Very creative It's what we can say MERRY

Use the Transform Tool to change the bottom of the paiting. Its sides should be parallel to the doors frame

So simple and says a lot... Reminds me Picasso

Nice work and it'll be better if you follow CMKY's suggestion. Good tutorial too

Good work! And it would be beautiful if it wasn't for the source image itself (just kidding)...

High time I was wondering when something like that would come up

Nice the way the lady bug stands out against the green

Stunningle well done

Really good work with the source