Excellent!

Really nice. You put a lot hard work into the bird. I wish that you would use different greens to give the grass some depth.

Comfy cozy.

Very cute.

GolemAura is right. This is different. Mostly well done. Only problem I see is that the two images that you got from the Hubble telescope still have straight lines on the edges from cutting them out, I guess. The images don't blend in that well. I would use a soft brush on lowered opacity to blend the edges in some.

Funny as H*LL! Haha!

Very nice! But the reflections on the right are way to short! All that should be showing in the reflection are the vertical bars holding the wall decor up. I will hold my vote.

Ok, almost there. Try this on the mouse hole: Decrease the opacity to maybe to try to match it to the chair's reflection. Then select Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur to blur it a bit, like the chair.

Lovely!! Nicely done.

Beautifully executed!

It really is a visually pleasing image.

Beautiful!

Really cool!

Yes! Indiana Jones!

That's one helluva lane! Hold the shift key while recizing to prevent the distortion of the girl.

Hey, didn't the Goo Goo Dolls do this in the Iris video? Really nice.

Nice, but so much going on!

Nice job.

I love the smoke? Fog?

Ponti55 makes a good point about the makeup on the lips. But, this is accurate in that clowns usually don't usually paint their actual mouths into a happy face. The mouth is drawn on the face as you have done here. Not too bad for a newbie.

Nice.

Unfortunately it is the habit of people new to photoshop to use drop shadow for all of their shadow needs. This is rarely the solution such as in this case. When you use drop shadow and let the shadow ring your subject, it no longer appears to be in the scene, but rather in front of a photo of the scene. If you must use drop shadow, experiment with the angle of the shadow so that it comes out only at the bottom. Otherwise, make a shadow out of a duplication of the object, or use a soft brush to make your shadow.

I love old books. This is really nice. Especially the flower.

I love Warhol Clowns! Nicely done.

Great concept.

Beautifully done.

I love the dragon. I love even more that he seems a bit an aquatic dragon. Double points.

Very cute!

Good work.

I would either put a frame around the painting or use drop shadow/bevel/emboss. Right now it looks like a piece of painted paper taped up on the wall. Really nice otherwise.

Very funny.

Really nice work.

Love using old contest photos in new images! Fix the mouse hole reflection!

Cool.

Favorited!

This reminds me of my mother's drawings. She had a similar style. High points for reminding me of my mom.

Wait, did Vapaholic refer to George Washington as the first guy? Very good job. I love the question marks and the way you made their mouths.

Hey puppy! (All dogs are puppies to me.) I love his eyes.

Wow. Very nice.

Haha. Misalignment! If I could come close to making something like this, I'd be glad if all was the problem was one of the elements was misaligned. Anyway, I'm glad you were able to fix it. It looks really great!

Kinda nice. I think what GolemAura is saying is that there are five very distinct objects in the image and a very masic background. It almost looks cut and paste. I can see that you worked hard on it. But there could be more detail in the sky, maybe a nebula or two. Some colors in the sky. This is deep space and it looks like the sky when I look out my window. I think that's what he meant. I don't know. But that's how I feel. But really nice job. I just want more.

Great job. Cmyk, cmyk, cmyk. Am I going to have to reinstate what I said about you before? Sheesh. Did you like the image or not?

Pretty.

Spectacular! I love the planet's expression, too!

I love the glowing eyes. I'm a big fan of making eyes stand out like that.

Ah, I'll pass. But thank you!

Much better!!! I just read the message in your image. It's a good cause. High points for that.

Hey, I'm cuter than them both and I'm some where in the middle as far as age. So I'm going to tell you to use a soft round brush at about 40% opacity to bring through the eyes from the background layer. Bring the eyes through a little bit at a time this way. I think that this should eliminate the choppiness around the eyes.

So cute. Looks like Goldie Hawn in Private Benjamin. Only problem is that the highlights on the eyes should be in the same spot. E.g. if you put the highlight on the upper left corner of her left eye, it should be in the upper left corner of her right eye, too. The highlights should be the same size, too. Other than that, I love the texture that you added to her face. Very cute. I'll hold my vote until you fix the highlights.

At first, I didn't know that it wasn't a photo when I saw it in the sidebar! Great job. I wish that I could do that!