This work is 3d-remake of Keith Tompson’s “Scribe” work.
Comments are welcomed )
wow, great remake! great surrealism
Nice to meet you here:) I like level of detail, but the feather is going to fall.
Amazing! Awesome job! 
Here is the original work by Keith
The feather is still going to fall))) Good reconstruction, anyway.
Hard to see how you could have done much better with this piece!
You have captured the spirit of this work very well, I’ve really enjoyed
looking this !
Malefic.Max nice to meet you here, great remake!
Wow, I’d love to got so nice atmosphere in my projects… very good
wow, very well done, really great job, but I agree with huzik about the vignetting
An “aggressive” post-pro could make some big difference, right now your image looks a little “clean” in comparison to the original
I mean, a little more like this:
Incredible remake, it looks really good.
The only thing I can think of is that Keith uses a lot of contrast in his work and so your image looks very “flat” in comparison. BlackClaw’s edit expresses pretty much exactly what I mean.
Amazing work! Well done!
Good modelling, strange colours/lighting kills sense.
congrats on Blender Nation!
Thanks!
BlackClaw, great post-pro! Maybe just too much ))
My main mistake is the lighting here! It is complex, but seems to light simply from behind the camera. While the original light is going from the left. And some materials are afwul, yeah…
Great Work. Very good reconstruction.
Hi, Max!
Make some work on “dirt covering” surfaces and you’ll get a greater result.
The model is cool, my congratulations! Even that the face is looks another is fine. Remaking doesn’t means copying.
You’re right about the lighting. Also I think it’s upper (that source which covers hands’ area).
Originally the table contains something closer to “Clouds” than a wooden texture you used. Also I know that the well-known feature of cyber and steam-punk art is dirt in corners and alike things. Make picture much less sterile then clean it step by step. I suggest this.
Really I wish to have the same patience to construct a scene like this by my own.
So, congratulations with your patience! 
My patience came to an end and here i am ) I was modeling this piece for a year and a half)
And you are absolutely right about everything )
I definitely like the look of this.
One thing that I would suggest is that the exposure here needs some re-working. If you were to put this shot into a histogram tool, you’d see that it has a spike at the low end and a spike at the high end with a trough in the middle. There’s a hot-spot above her head, while the general area to the right of the frame is losing detail in murk. In the original reference image, the artist kept the exposure more well-balanced, and also (by artistic choice) used specular highlights over a dimmer background especially in the right-hand area.
Generally speaking, the histogram curve ought to be more bell-shaped.