Awesome! Looks right where he belongs.

The two mastodonts are nicely blended, but the perspective of the candlestick does not match with the background. Speaking of that. What is the source of the background?

Yes, the concept is great!!!
I loved this one!
Good luck, author!

Try to rotate the arows' tails (on the arrows that are tail visible only) because they look too repetitive.

like the idea -- find the colurs on the pumkins a bit over saturated -- tone them down maybe or try a different blending mode

A bit too blue, the leaves look very unnatural, but a great concept!

there you go.. is a far better scene now nice job on the mill too to cover up the wings.. the main thing thats bothering now is the cutout of the dafodils they have a black and greyish outline and miss parts in the leafs.

author, as Elad has said, you have a very winning concept here, but the Hi Res shows a LOT of detail that will give you low votes, especially from the more powerful voters... the design is FANTASTIC but the detail needs to be refined.. GOOD LUCK!!!

Its a very nice scene you have setup there, but you need to work on some details to make this a winner the daffodils on the right, you need to cut them out way better.. I dont know what you used but you cut parts of the leafs n more. theres a black outline on the flowerpetals aswell. I like to suggest you to use the pentool for the cutout, if you dont now how then heres a very good tutorial for beginners with pentool. http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/how-to-use-photoshops-pen-tool/1 page 1 explains the pentool and page 2 tells you bhow to cut out using the pentool. The floor the girl is standing on, remove it and make her feet stand in the sand, also i dont understand what happened to her feet they are all wobbly

The mill arms that are still vissible you can cover up by using parts of the mill with the same structure. copy past and even flip parts that you can use.

If you work on these things then you can really have a nice scene here good luck

Nice one!

Lovely, I am the running princess
Best of luck author!

a lot of lamps
nice idea

good

selections around the hair could use some blending work. try using a layer mask when you extract things.
also, the background could use some realism. instead of a dark sky with a noise filter, perhaps use an actual picture of a night sky.
also, the mask looks flat compared to the face, like a cut out placed over a picture. using some blending techniques and perhaps something other than straight black would help.
We are all here to learn... i wish you luck!!!

love it.. creativity wise, i wonder what it would have been like if it had been a night scene.

Nice!

You rotated the shadow about 45 degrees. Better than nothing, but you need to develop an eye for light sources.

A good idea

A good idea

Soften the edge of the light beam on the child at right. The shadow should be rotated 90 degrees clockwise to match the light from the bulb. Bulbs on ground would have shadows.