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I think this is a really good start to using enscape and photoshop as a post-processing tool. Somethings to consider would be the scale of objects in the box. It looks like the dog is bigger than the piano so it is reading a little bit funky right now. It also looks like the person playing the piano is less opaque than the rest of the objects which is also a little odd but I think this was a good first attempt at using new programs. I think it would have made it more interesting if you put to box in a specific setting instead of using a gradient background but otherwise, this was a good assignment! Keep it up:)