Gorgeous colors

This chop is pretty good, but the figure should have been flipped horizontally to match the light source.

I love the representaion of the value scale.

Author, here is a really good tutorial for making water from scratch. http://www.tutorialwiz.com/water_on_tap

Love the surrealistic feel!

I think this is pretty cool! Imaginative......

This is really cool!!!

1st, you need to fix the link to your source. 2nd, very well done. I love the way the lines interact.

I want to paint this!

Sweet!

Nice!~

Hey, it's Eddie!

This made me laugh.

IMO, the bird on the mast is way too big, about the size of a human. Compare to the windows on the ship. Good luck!

Very nice!!!

Very cool. Nice job with the foreshortening too.

Very imaginative, author!

I love cedar waxwings!

Great idea!

Nicely Done!

The light source of the foreground is opposite of the background shadows. Otherwise it's nicely blended.

Ron Jeremy has put on some weight! XD Nicely done author.

For "day after" description of this beer, just remove the "L".

I really like this, but would eliminate the bright spot on the dark side of the can, as it doesn't go with the lighting of the scene.

Easy one!

Very intense. I like it!

I really like what you've done here, although I think the cows would be larger based on the things around them. G.L.

Great message. I'm not too sure about the paper on the floor. Some actual text, even illegible might work better for that and the paper is transparent. Great idea and good luck!

This is a very nice image. My only suggestion would be to work on the perspective of the chain. It should be tiny by the time it reaches the airship. Because it gets no smaller and lacks a vanishing point, it leaves me with the impression that it is right beside the object on the ground and nearly the same size. I haven't done a lot with the vanishing point tool, but I think it could be of benefit here. Good luck!

Kyricom, that's why he's hungry, hungry,
and dead.

Very cool! Nice composition too.

I've gota say, I'm proud of my mom!

Raviolis?

Normally I would have said to bleach out the lower torso like the upper torso, but I think you show the transition into the real world better the way you have it.
Nice work.

I like the richness of the texture here. I would like it better compositionally if it was not centered, but that's a personal call.

I really like this, but I think the guys by the
tripod need to be either closer or smaller. IMO they appear to be almost on the same plane as the people on the bottom.

The perspective was changed nicely from the upward view of the statues to the downward view.

Hand rendered type is often a losing proposition, but you made this lettering work well for you. The fish are nicely done also.

Small nit-pick. I would make the shadow just a tad darker right next to the feet, left of the elephant. Over all a good chop and believable.

Author, I hear that Gimp(free program) has a lot of features similar to Photoshop and that, for a free program, it is very well liked.

Very nice ! Love the black contrast.

Sweet!

I like this one. You should have placed higher.

This is hilarious!

Very well done freehand work.

IMO the people in the background take away from the dragon, which is beautifully rendered. With a nicely done creature like that, you don't need a story line or backup characters. Regardless, nice work and good score!

Very nice!

Very nice.

Nice work for such a simple drawing program. Adding to CrystalClear's comment, I've heard that Gimp, another free program, is pretty decent, and sometimes Adobe will offer free trials on Photoshop.

You did a great job on the body dynamics author. The weight distribution looks really natural.

@Drivenslush...I already have one....