Congrats! That's a cool shot(s)

Eye catching. Excellent.

really well done

Very clever and well presented!
Good job, Author.

Congrats Rob

Cute pooch

Congrats!

Congrats Rob

Congratulations...

Great find on those stock photos! Gorgeous! Hard work!

A neat concept! Best of lucks, author!

Nicely done my friend! clean and tasty! Good luck.

Oy, this image makes my eyes cross. Which isn't a bad thing. Great humor, though a tad bit unsettling. The nose missing gives me visions of the Gray. Very refined in the Hi Res. AWESOME DETAIL!

I have no idea why, but the PINK Viking shield gave me a huge case of the giggles. Kind of neat that you retained that color. Now reset the Clock to 4:20 (J/K). Super clean work and what Cornelia said

Awesome work

Awwwwww, cute little thing.

Clean, Clear and Composed. Nice. The wood grain is great but the texture should respond to the surface contours to pull off depth. Sometimes a simple "displacement" filter will give it "that, edge."

Nice! Good luck!

I like this.. great work . gets points from me because it has a Viking shield. (I am a medieval swordfighter ) not sure if the white images are to look as if they are part of the shield or top dressing.

Over all great use of source image author.

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

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

Nice Job!
And good idea!

Good job on the wood texture, but if that's supposed to be water, it needs a lot of work to look believable.
PS: I think you need a link to the wood texture.

I am sure you are back in no time, it is obvious you have talent.

Well done! It looks really nice now with the shield and your changes.

I would like to give you two more things to consider if you don't mind. I am not saying you should change it but it might be something to think about.

The edges of the flower shelf are very sharp now, just a tad softer would make it blend better with the surroundings I think.

The second thing is when you add a texture onto an object that is "3D", you want to make sure that a line is not going straight over two separate parts, like the line on the left should onto the wing, if you know what I mean?

Anyway, great chop, I really like it.

Nice job here. I have some things you might consider.

The hole in the clock is a bit flat, if you add some highlights to the inside I think the effect will be better, and make the edges just a little less sharp. Look at this picture as an example how to add some highlights:

http://www.conteches.com/portals/0/Images/applications/product-application-summary/73_Solid_Wall_Plastic_Pipe_Sanitary_Sewers.jpg

I would also warp the metal om the column to make it less flat, just warp it downwards slightly and add a little 3D effect.

On the flowers you can add some highlights on top and some shadows underneath to give them a bit more body.

It is a bit unclear where the light is coming from but I will grant you the artistic freedom

Good luck!

curious.. Or angry? Good shot author

great shot

welcome back!!!

Woo-woo! Welcome back

Welcome back!!

Cant wait to see the things to come!
Welcome Back!

Welcome back

Welcome back!!!!!

Cool, I was thinking that in the past you dabbled with some 3d works. Just wondering which program you may have used?

Nice work! If you don't mind me asking...what 3d program (if any) do/did you use?

Nice to know such a wonderful person like you . Take care, and thanks for all your help....!!

very nicely done !!

loud and clear and nicely done.

loud and clear and nicely done.

Very nicely done!!

This is terrific. : )

Technically the entry looks very matured. SBS are so detailed and outstanding. You have worked a lot and see the outcome is even more impressive.

Congrats anyway it was so close

omg this monster is so fluffy great work

I like the color combinations. Cute n creepy. Good luck

I have read through your SBS guide, and I like the way you think and go about coming up with an entry, (probably because I do it pretty much the same way most times. GL!

Congrats Rob!!

Congrats, Rob!

Congrats, Rob!