nice!

Sorry, but you've got the background clouds showing through the rock...

nice

nice

Why is the rock transparent?

splenndit

Look very interesting, good luck

The colours and lighting are awesome. My only minor critiques are that three of the windmill blades are solid, but the one over the windmill base is not, and the 'bones' on the dragon's wing seem to be a bit opaque.

Not bad, but imo it would be improved if you'd make the wings from the windmill transparent. Good luck!

nice image ... great colours.

I really like the lighting and colors here, nice work! Good luck

Interesting image. Good luck!

nice

Take a look around...what he's talking about is another entirely different contest that uses an alpaca animal as it's source. Hope that helps.

Great job. (P.S. if you wanted to you could add the alpaca and enter it into 2 contests!)

idea is of course good, but technically is there some problems - in this radio source this big button is not speaker (and this is in your picture too flat anyway)! and engine picture is from backside of radio - so what buttons are in backside these two in top? but other work is good, so idea!

nice

very nice

I wouldn't consider it a caricature, but it certainly is a nice image. Good job!

why pig nose and ears?

good work

ummmmmmmmmmm

Cool, but narumara is correct that the substantially raised top no longer conforms to the original image's vanishing point.

I HOPE I don't have any piggish-qualities! Overall this made me laugh, but I agree with Golem that more depth would be an enhancement to the image. Pigs ARE generally depicted as fat and clunky, so if thats the theme you are going for you should feel free to "chunk me up". I DO like what you've done though (even if I don't quite understand it). Nice work!

This falls into the realm of caricatures if magicsteve has a snout-like nose and funny ears (which does not seem to be the case) or if some aspect of his personality or habits is thought to be 'piggish' (something I know nothing about, but perhaps the author is better informed).

this is just a very nice idea.. I'm not sure if it if it falls into the realm of caricatures but it's still very well done.. in your step 4 (before the filter work) you might want to try some burn/light dark paint shading, to give the face more depth.. this is JUST a suggestion.. but it might give the image a more meatier feel and bring the Idea of a swine face more density (pigs are chunky and fat and this image is light and fluffy.. it is just a personal choice)

i like it! good luck!

Very nice work!!! GL

hey, check out the perspective, the top of the contraption has sides that don't lead to the same vanishing point, nice entry though, love the shading

Excellent entry!! Well done!

good job on the radio

Very nice entry. As Alan said, your blending of source files is top notch. I really can't find anything I'd change with this one. Nice work!

Inventive use of images together!

good blending of the sources -- and the lighting change is nice

old School!!!

good

ah thanks (takes a dive) much better good luck

Good Luck

Good Luck

Nice but pretty simple and I can see the piece you cloned.

Agree with CMYK, size is off on squirrel to grass. You could expand the grass background and then enlarge the squirrel or shrink the grass to make them fit better. Good luck.

very nice

very nice

simple work

Looking in the hi res you can see a lot of the straight edges are left in the image. Maybe blur them a touch.

WOW this is really impressive work! congrats!

Not bad, but he's about 3 inches tall

neat bravo

I'm seeing some repeats from cloning. Try changing this up a bit. Maybe try healing brush. Give yourself a break...do something away from the computer...then come back to it with fresh eyes. You'll be amazed what you see.