It looks nice. The way it fades to a light gray and not black on the edges is trippy - my eye keeps wanting to tell me it's black, it's very interesting (that's a good thing)

The background and all the colors certainly go well with the scan (her colors, position, etc). I can just barely see some jaggedness on some of the lines, but it definitely isn't very noticeable, especially at a healthy distance from the monitor haha.

The color halftone effect is cool, makes it look like there's a ground and sky. As for the roses, they look cool but I think you could add some variety to them such as putting them in different positions from rotating them or slightly changing the color. Other than that, it's very pretty.

Chouzinha *_*
It’s so beautiful, love the mixture of pink and grey, and the roses give it such a delicate touch.
Good work!!

The colour scheme is really nice. Personally, I would say that only the pink is true to the series, and black rather than grey would have the right spirit, but that is if you are of the conservative school.

Graphically it is great. I praise you wholeheartedly for the technical accomplishment. However, as a practical wallpaper I think the brightness is rather hurtful to the eye, especially because the pink is really fluorescent whilst the grey is almost black to beam out the bright pink even more glaringly. And conceptually I am not sure how well it succeeds. The pink background feels too tech-savvy and pop for a series with an underlying classic fairy tale visualization. Whilst the emanating/converging black streaks tone this down, they themselves feel like they belong to a different school of art. The same can be said of the pop-art way the roses - even as they are the synecdoche of the series - are stencilled on.

Still, judging from the note this was intended to be a technical exercise. I find no fault in that - and what eye for colour!

I love the way the rose and the color on this wallpaper "Ansome" ;)