balls man this is most tight! i think you could've bumped up the contrast in the foreground a bit but otherwise i am very enthraaalllled by this
coolio

Thank you very much<3
In the end I was torn between beefing up the foreground or harmonising the tonees of the whole composition...my worry was that too much intensity in the foreground (already defined by outlines) would flatten the backdrop too much.

interesting composition :)

Thank you :>

This was one of the currently rare things that I've made answering a brief-the composition emerged from the requirement to use those three square panels [as is often the case where restrictions produce interesting results]; almost immediately this seemed to be the most 'beautiful' way to use the resources.

Oh man, I am kind of in love with this, especially the border. Seconding the wish for slightly more contrast, though! I think that with the border as bold as it is, putting in slightly darker tones within the image wouldn't have gone amiss? That, or you could have toned down the brightness of the tree's (OH GOD WHAT IS THAT ARE THOSE TWO PEOPLE MAKING OUT AHHHH) leaves-- it feels a little out of place with the colors on the other figures. Perhaps some kind of olive green?

That is just my $0.02, though! I'm quite curious as to what story (if any) this is based on.

I see you hiding there, Tengwar!

Also, the bridge in Firenze, hehe!