Not My Pet
by tnun

Comment:
I love the straight line of his mouth and the intense stare! Very neat processing, almost has a 'negative' feel to it. I wouldn't want to get on his bad side!

who has seen the wind?
by ErinM

Comment:
Amazing trees! I love the swirly overlay texture, you're helping us see the wind as you do :-)

IMG_4852web.jpg
by Marjo

Comment:
I'm only a few seasons late in finding this, but I love it! What great colors, and if I knew what that flower was I'd try to plant them at home (I live in a desert, so most likely it is no go). WOW! Love the peach color against the blue... really striking!

DSC_1339
by ryand

Comment:
Very lovely! The tones caught my eye from the thumb; the larger image does not disappoint! I like this because she looks relaxed and natural; the background doesn't detract for me, rather, it makes me want to be in some beautiful woods and be as relaxed and happy as the young woman in the image. For me this rocks!

DSC_0746
by ryand

Comment:
Grrr! She/he's gorgeous... nicely done!

Emergence
by SandyP

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon and PB score! The image is fantastic, what a cute, inquisitive looking little turtle :-)

I like little pussy
by Alicia

Comment:
I love how evil and demonic Gray Kitty looks! Very fun to pair this demon cat with that poem, which is all about how you better not piss off a cat or you're in deep s**t! Also, at the backside of the rectangular thing, what is it, wooden planter? Anyway, it looks like a little mouse with big ears peeking over the back of it (right under the letter 'm').

Four legs good, two legs bad...
by xianart

Comment:
Dark and wonderfully foreboding! What a great overlay, what powerful words!

#8close-order-drill
by sfalice

Comment:
You nailed it! It is as if they are following orders, how funny and cute. Love the composition of the image, btw :-)

piece of sky
by ErinM

Comment:
What a great ability you have to make the ordinary look incredibly interesting and artistic! I just love how the curved lines on the asphalt (tires tracking water from the puddle I suppose) become an extension of the tree reflections, wonderful!