Nagimiso Spaces in Between

quite simple yet so beautiful!! i loved the london background, by the way.. =p

They're wearing historical clothing so it's rather weird to use modern structure as the backgrounds. It's best to change that with older style architectures.

Did you work with photoshop, i love it so much, it's really powerfull, and you can do any thing with it, btw nice wallpaper.

great job with the vetoring. I actually like the background from the original scan better though.~

Nice re-composition of the scan. It looks good and flows nicely. This is just an idea, but maybe you can add in some shades of reds in the sky so that it creates a more dynamic color scheme. Everything else looks fine though

like it , the background seems a bit too simplistic tho

Very simple, yet beautiful. I love the orange :D

I admit I kinda like the idea with the two time periods clashing, it doesn't look as strange as you'd expect. The color scheme is good as well, and the contrast almost makes it seem like there's only orange, black and white (and gives the entire wallpaper a dramatic feel). And I love the gradient and reflection on the bottom, I though it was a minimalist ballroom when I first saw the thumbnail!

However, I do have a complaint regarding the couple: it's obvious they were extracted. Which is to say, they stand out - and not in a good way. Almost everything in this wallpaper looks smooth and shiny, including the bottom part of the characters (surprisingly); it's actually the faces that disrupt the general look because, as a result of the extraction, they're blocky, blurry and lack details. I'm guessing the original scan (which you should link to in the description, by the way) is like that, but this can be amended by either vectoring the character's noses and eyes or taking them from other scans and blending them with the scan you used here.

Either way, it's good to see a more simple wallpaper with a quite unusual style, which works. Looking forward to more, and good luck on your future works! :)

I personaly don't mind the buildings that much, in my opinion in the victorian era, is a chance there that buildings similar to them already existed. And except the extraction issue mentioned above, my main problem is that the reflection is much more like a inverting of the very same (characters, clouds) as a real reflection. You should more play with the opacity and blending modes, also consider the possibility of transforming and various blurs.

the space is quite enough. you just have to turn around and look

Love the bright orange hues! Great job! :D

Great work, the use of orange with white clearly gives the feel of that age (by looking on their clothes), only problem is the background, try making it suitable to the age.