even though there is a lack of faces, with the names, it makes me just picture their faces on there and it's great. It's great any way, colors are nice and early 20th century-esque. What did you use to do this?

Thanks! :)

I took a picture of a drawing and used PhotoshopCS2 to block in the shapes. I'll probably use photoshop to finish it as well.

First thing off hand I see is Clark Gable's pose is a little awkward, particularly on the bottom half. I gotta say though, I love this and the names attached to it.

Yeah, he does look a bit akward, now that you mention it. I think I'll look through a few other references and see if I can find a more natural pose. Thanks

Where's Michael Jackson?

Maybe some tiny accents on the girl's dress would help her stick out more! Granted, once it's polished she's already by that wheelchair, the darkest part of the image. So I'm sure it'll turn out okay.

Is the girl supposed to be Shirley Temple?

Compositionally it works. it's not a fast read but your eyes do lead to the little girl and considering the subject matter I feel as if you don't need a striking contrast to sell the image. I'm not a big fan of Clyde's right arm leaving such a thin line against the border. I Think you can let part of his arm go off the frame or bring it in just a tad. A little red dress would give the piece a nice Schindler's list feel, but since this is just a thumb nail. Post the final when its done!

The middle-to-left side of the image seems a bit crowded. Colbert and Gable and F.Scott are strolling casually on the right, but it's almost a bit difficult to look at them, with everyone else so close together on the left side.