nice photoshopping. [too cool for advanced critique.]

It's so sad! I wanna hold him....hes so cute...I love it

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The background and the cloud are amazing.

You're very good at backgrounds, it seems.

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i love the clouds and his expression, you're very good at getting feelings across ^_^

the pic seems so shinny lol love the way u colored it and the way swirliness of the clouds reminds me of how i draw my clouds only ur are way better lol

anyway the colors compliment one another beautiful background by the way

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Well you might not think you are good at backgrounds but you are me wanna steal your brain >!.!< meeeheeee

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i love how child-like your style comes across, but the subject matter is always... not for children. O_o
and those swirly clouds are awesome, makes me think about japanese children's books.
great work, as always

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sort of advanced critique=

the background is very van gogh, especially the uppermost layer of clouds, but it gets kind of confused and muddy near the bottom. i think the line that marks the top of the hill he's standing on could be a bit sharper- it might distract from the jumbledness of the lower clouds and provide a sense of space with a bit mrore impact. another spacial issue- the clouds are so detailed and contrast so much both amoung themselves and from the foreground that they become the focus of the drawing. the figure and the black cloud have sunken back too much, and should be brought forward so that they are the central focus again. the cloud and figure are too nice to be lost in the backgroud, and the entire drawing seems very flat. you could try bringing out the contrast in the foreground, darkening the shadow of the figure especially, and bringing more attention to the grass. emphasize your light tones a bit more in the rain, his hair, the whites of the eyes, etc. the background itself could also be grayed or otherwise toned down.

i'm such a fucking art student. contrast this, space that. :\

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It's sad but cool... am i wrong or you have a shirt like that? i hope you're not self-portraiting...
I really love the cloud...

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