Very cool & well constructed!. My good friend drives a coke truck (only with 18 wheels). He would really appreciate this one.
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copyright.

Great use of the source .

Unique approach.

Very nice use of colors and nice composition.

Nice deviation.

Nice application.

Very cool, but I'd add a pilot. It would be pretty easy & bring up the believability. Very creative.

Very creative, author!

Happy to see you got 3rd!

Well deserverd Annabat!

Very creative

I would suggest, umm.....nothing. This reminds me of transportation in the game Myst. Very mysterious. Great stuff!

May I suggest more light on the top of the vehicle as on the front fender? The shadows indicate light from directly above, not the extreme right. I think some of that glare on the hood and the roof would make your truck look right at home.

STILL nice...and not boring either

Nice. Adding a body would be cool too.

Top half is nice, but a circular crop or something at the bottom of the figure would tie the angel into the spiral better.

lol...nice concept.

This is a graceful piece. Very nice!

I can't believe the guy in the chair is real. I thought you put a giant head on him! I stand corrected!

Author, if you go to "my contests" and click the edit button, there should be a box at the bottom to check for keeping high res. when you re-load your final picture.

It seems your image is tilted to the right also author.

Interesting composition and use of color.

I like this, and perspective is not an issue because he seems to be leaning over the edge.

Not sure about the dissappearing planet, but really cool touch with the horns.

Nice work on the shadow.

I like the atmosphere of the picture. You need to remove the white line around the horse.

Much better with the identical horse removed.

Nice idea. Might want to have some bubbles in front of the castle so it looks more internal. At first glance I thought it was something holding the sphere.

Very nice first entry!

I like this. There are three droplets that look like little skulls of some type. I would clone away the features of two of them so they don't look so obviously cloned. Also, if you used one of the tutorials that show how to do this, its good to give them credit for that. All being said, really nice first effort!

I would have tried something to make the plane less cartoony because imo the ground has a more realistic feel. That being said, great idea and well done composition. I like it a lot

Very rich glow to her.

Nice work, but she looks no older to me.

Wow, I had to check the SBS to see if part of someone elses face was chopped in.

This is a great idea. There a couple of issues. The perspective is off. The vanishing point for the ends of the barrel shelves is at the picture on the wall, but the vanishing point for the bar is way off to the right. Another thing is that the shadows coming from the barrel shelves should not have a gap where the shelf joins the wall. if the light source is below. This has a lot of potential, but the perspective issues are difficult.

Congrats !!

I really like this. It's original and funny. One small thing- I think the light sources would match better if you flipped the chopper horizontally since the source is coming from the left. .

Nicely done twist.

Nice atmosphere.

Nicely executed. The glow added to the skin is effective

I like the way you used the colors in this to enhance the composition.

unique approach!

nice

Pretty convincing. I would, however adjust the shadows to match the rear light source(like the dumpster), and shade the man's back and near edges of the plane a bit.

This is amazing.

Nice idea, but too many light sources. Love the guy in the door.

I would lose the box and the dude. The child is effective on his own.I would trim the dark line from around the front of his face too.

very creative

I like this composition and mood a lot. You may want to clone out some of the knots & such in the wood so it doesn't look as cloned(ironically).

Nice atmosphere.

I like your source use, but a little close to the water. Might want to try a displacement map for the reflection because its a little too perfect for rippled water. That being said, I like your efforts.