Sure can't arque with stupidity.
Love the frames
Are you using google translation or some other similar tool when it comes to writing english?

Looks good, but the monochromatic stars need more work.
Try going out tonight after dark and stand right beneath a streetlamp. Get back in and let me know how many stars you could count right above you.

Looks good,
Clouds are looking the best so far.
Brush/textures are a bit obvious for the moment in m.o.

Check what blending mode your drop shadow is set to.
Looks like to me it's set to burn, change it to normal mode.

So that's what a pencil drawing looks like? :O

Well, a few bucks spent on some quality paper (ask for bristol) isn't the worst thing you can do.
Anyways, you have some talent, but you need to nurture it somewhat.

you'll need to cut out the person in this case if you want the bg to be one solid color. Best way to do this is by creating paths with the pen tool. It should be fairly easy do so since there's no hair involved or smaller details. After you've created a path around the model, select it (right click&...

You should check your brush settings in windows>brush.
You've most likely changed spacing or added some kind of size jitter to it.
If it's still not working, reset photoshop under upstart.

You want crisp and cleaner. Do you mean smoother curves or have you mistaken blur and crispness?

I think you'll do better by changing both things at once. First off you'd need a descent shot with a good camera. It's difficult to say what excact measurements was used to create this effect but if you tamper around with some stuff in edit>adjustments and create some extra layers with different ...

Cool
What did you draw with/on?

humm.. good question.. I'm not sure if you can - it depends on the image I guess. If you can make a clear selection of a solid color you can just go ahead and colorpick and then add +1 to RGB, then fill the selection. I'm not sure if it adds excactly one.. I guess it would.. But if you use color bal...

Just shoot from the hip and you'll all be alright.

bugs me more the bright white on the wrench... And the lighting on the whole thing. There's no real source of light... Other than that, it's good

It is. And it's easy. Might seem like a lot, but I just explained it in details :) Open up all your images in photoshop one by one, by chosing file>open (or Ctrl+O) and then locate your file (you can open more than one image at a time by highlighting more image, this is done by holding down shift...

I can make one before the 1st