It's like some cool big blue bubble thing...

looks like a blue sweet pea or begonia

looks like an orchid

Here is one of the paintings of Orkdoop's that I love and want,but it's for sale in a tattoo shop right now.
http://s699.photobucket.com/albums/vv352/Axil62/?action=view&current=cid_604.jpg

She's very talented.. I always liked this one http://2draw.net/view/84851/ and this one
http://2draw.net/view/71468/

is that oil paint as well? I like it too.

Bobby Brown is claiming to be dead now "Apparently two can play that game".

Bobby Brown has been brain dead a long time

Had to mark stuff finished or I wasn't allowed to draw more stuff.

fancy, I like the addition of the squares

ha.. when I looked at the thumb I thought someone used your stuff as a reference.. now I see it was simply you..

i'm finishing a large scale charcoal drawing of this with a different background..will post on dA when done..:)

nice work

I like that you seem to be thinking about how things are constructed in space and how they should be lit.
It's not completely possible to discern between lit skin and glowing goo(though I would guess the ears are just lit). It seems like that dragon(?) just ate a mouthful of lava from of a pit that's underneath.
The backlight doesn't completely make sense...some parts are more lit from the left and others more from the right. But I guess that's a minor problem if you chose a convincing color palette and construct things well through textures.

I should also mention that the throat is pretty awkward. I know you wanted you bend the throat(neck) so that he looks up, but it end up looking like the head sits on the back of his neck. Illustration: http://i.imgur.com/6CCsf.jpg
Also the eye could use some more definition...that's where a ton of people look, especially when it glows golden.

I'm not sure if you were going for this so I mention it, the dragon looks like it's made of wax. Not that there's anything wrong with that but I assume you maybe wanted it to look more like reptile skin with scales.

To spice up the composition I generally think it's good to make background, middle ground and foreground interact with each other/connect them.

Keep it up, I dig your general approach. The bokeh effect around the little droplets is neat too.

/critique

Maybe you can, but we'll probably never know for sure, Dave, because you won't spend 37 hrs on one piece, nor would you produce 84 versions..

I think he can.

my hand would fall off

ty for comments...it is the first drawing on this site..:D

Draw Lots more :0)

i'll do..

Very nice thing to say, thank you. But if you look through my gallery you'll see that that isn't really accurate :)

that really shows her personality

she's just full of joy...gives me a worm feeling to see such a great smile