Very nice job overall, but those fish are great! Fooled me, too.

A wild-blueberry ride - or dream? Can't stop laughing at the head, the nuts and bolts hanging down look like a big toothy grin with a big orange clown nose! Love your creativity, author.

Great combination of your talents, author. Very creative outfit she's got.

OMG - that font - that concept - that Yap Money Stone image - where DO you find these things?! Funny, author. That poor kid's gonna have a rough haul at Disney World!

Vvrooooooooom! Very cool, author, clever use of source. Love the checkerboard.

Great concept, and well done.

Jeez, such wonderfully creative work! Your parrot fooled me, thought it was real at first glance.

Well done, author. Sad images combined effectively.
I pray that your relative makes it back safely.

That is SO cute! Well done, author. Love the little kid's bus. And my, what a beautiful garden of flowers you have.

Your idea is creative indeed, but the copywriting really makes this chop extra special. I especially like the shape of "The Whiplash".

Perfect idea for this one!

Cute, I like the minimal use of color, makes the duck's "smile" more prominent.

Creative use of filters, and love that you created a baby boar!

LOL, dialed in the wild child! Those eyes are definitely spooky, dark blue monotone coloring fits.

Great job, love the coloring book look and those numbers!

That's a wild combination! Love the effect and that you put your beast in the forest.

As a tree-hugger, I represent that title! Nice graphic design, author!
That's a beautiful birds of paradise.

Sweet! Now I know where you get your good looks.

OMG, I love this, author! It looks so authentic, as if it started out in color and has faded over the years - unlike your love for her. I'm a little fa-klempt. Well done!

He's a little cutie - you did a great job, looks like an original!

Very nice work, agree with SilverSurfer, my thoughts exactly, love the posterized effect for this. Can definitely see it as a menacing cartoon character!

Most excellent work, author, including SBS. Clever title, too.

Tooo funny, reminds me of the blinders they put on horses.

Great job - slip 'n slide fun!

Cool idea, somehow reminds me of the architecture in Dubai.

Yes! - That's where I've seen him - exactly right, Bob! ROFLMAO

I bet when this guy showered, he used the shampoo to bring his hair up into a point!
Nice job coloring, author - he's got really nice eyes now.

Beautiful work, love the assymetry to this, and especially her sci-fi look!

VERY nice, so creative! Great work on the background also.

Very nice work, author, and great source finds.

Ain't THAT the truth?! Great chop, author, love this one!
Your work always makes me smile.

(That orb's been into the blueberries again......)

Great color change to the eyes, too!

Beautiful work here, you're quite an artist, checked your site recently - great work!

Excellent idea. Love the extra drips, too, good job.

Love this, author, very imaginative!

Author, when I saw your pm just now, it baffled me, as I've been away from the site for a couple of days. Then once I did some research, and voted on some entries, I realized it was my earlier comment on this entry to which you referred. At the time of my observations and comment, I had not voted on it, so had no idea whose it was, but felt that since there were so many blatant errors, I'd mention them in order to give the author a chance to improve the entry.

Unfortunately, now I see that it is you, I'm surprised considering your rank on this site, that you have chosen not to fix the errors (including the reflection of the bottle and removing the glare on the globe), or maybe just don't know how, OR, are simply unable to accept some constructive critique, hence your very defensive comments.

I know how easy it is for you to critique the entries of others, and often, quite rudely, as is evidenced by your last couple of comments to me above, as well as a few of your PMs. Actually, I AM enlightened and realize that that is just your style - and considering the subject of your entry here, that also explains a lot. But hey, good luck to ya.

Hmm, a couple of issues with this one, author. There's a good reflection from the glass, but not so much with the bottle, there is no front edge, compare the two, they're very different. Also, you've got a shadow from the photo, but none from the dagger, and even though it's further from the wall, I'd think there would be a slight shadow, especially against the photo, don't see any on the white edge at all. The shadow from the framed image is not the same as that of the photo, which is as close to the wall as the frame. You've got a shadow under the gun that was added, but the one under the typewriter is more of a highlight, not a shadow OR a reflection. Also, you allude to the fact that the desk was Thompson's but you say it's your photo - just curious if it's your photo of his desk - ? Otherwise, interesting shrine.

Holy moly, this is some amazing work! Overall really good, but I LOVE that gun! Nice attention to detail like the graffiti.

Nice concept, author. Is there a source for the ghost on the ship? and one for the paperclips? Also, an SBS would be great.

Edit: Aaah, yes, now I see from your sbs where you got the paper clip and round shape, funny that I never noticed those before - very resourceful and clever, author. The link to the brushes didn't really show that ghost, so hard to know unless we download them. I do like how you made the 'rope-work' on the ship's sails, nice overall image.

Author, check your links, 1-4 are not working. I'll come back.
Aah, that's better! Some very cool steampunky finds!

Where's the Weber logo? This looks incredible!

VERY cool, author, fantastic idea for this. And thanks also to your nephew.

This is adorable! Very clever, author.

LOL, looks like this character evolved from the One-Eyed One-Horned Flyin' Purple People Eater!!
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Love how you distorted the face, especially the grin.

This is cool! Very clever, author. I had never played with that extrude filter before and just tried it.... thanks for pointing it out!

Good job with the tut, author. I kind of agree about the hand, Drivenslush, but in this particular case, the young hand (and its shadow) helps give the illusion that the plane IS a toy.

The snail source you used is gross - and brilliant! as is the bald man. Great job, author.

Ahahahah, love the Acme pen name! meep-meep.

Very believable work, author.

All they need is a little shadow under their feet. Love the larger rat ear in the lower left image, but wouldn't that also be there on the center image before it? Otherwise, very nice transformation!

This is a pretty cool concept, name and execution, author. Quite the mutated starfish, very scifi!

That one center leg on the bottom starfish looks as if it's really burrowing below the water surface - great work! Dust and fire on the others works, too. Planet looks like a NASA image, nice job on that as well.

Actually, mean people suck HARD. This is so clever, and what a way to use those fingers! I like the way the starfish over the yellow eyes make sort of eyelashes. Gumballs - only you can create like this, author.