yea, definitely drop off the saturation in the sky, especially on the left side. You may want to retain some of the saturation on the right side so that you have a secondary focus. Also, the texture on the grass is kind of in conflict. You can see the silhouette of the hill quite sharply, but the slope toward the viewer is out of focus. Unless those are intended to be like clover or something you might want to integrate those textures so that they match better. The elf seems a little disjointed from her environment, you might be able to fix this with a dropped shadow, but I'm not positive that is why she seems out of place. I really like that you added detailed plants in the foreground! Good move! You might do the same on the right hand side to frame the shot. Consider also, that when in a wooded area looking out onto an open space, the trees around you hang down into your upper peripheral vision like this: http://ak6.picdn.net/shutterstock/v.....e-cape-cod.jpg

See! I knew you would give me awesome advice..

I'll take all of it into consideration, thank you.

Oh and you should completely change your style as well as the gender of the character. Needs more dog cock and bold cartoon outlines. Also ditch the computer and draw everything with colored sand. PS you suck. Go back to art school.

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