Grim Reaper

[Roberto V.]

Here I'm. I did some simple photomanipulation so I can train my skills.
I don't know how to get rid of those low quality things on background but this is not visible on PS.

http://fav.me/d54o9cj

[Mish-A-Man]

I like this one, as we can see you have more quality work here with good resources. You're going on the right way, I am glad to see that
About your comment for low quality background, if you see in your Photoshop more quality then it's probably one thing: when you're saving images in jpg, if you use Save for web check out the scale and use quality above 80 / also, when you're saving to jpg file you can choose quality between 1-12, above 9 is probably good but you can try the maximum. Anyway, I think it's only about saving options, so you need to find the best settings.
Also here is a little tip in Photoshop: as we can see you have lamp which is not shining and how to make it shine is really simply create a new layer over the lamp, use brush tool (choose soft brush and proper size of brush-needs to be large than lamp) with 30% transparency, pick up yellow color and click over the lamp once or twice. Set that layer to soft brush and I think that should do it you can always play with that kind of simply details.
Question I always ask, do you use layer mask in Photoshop?

[Kanogetz]

That Reaper is so badass! Keep goin' at it!

[Roberto V.]

I like this one, as we can see you have more quality work here with good resources. You're going on the right way, I am glad to see that
About your comment for low quality background, if you see in your Photoshop more quality then it's probably one thing: when you're saving images in jpg, if you use Save for web check out the scale and use quality above 80 / also, when you're saving to jpg file you can choose quality between 1-12, above 9 is probably good but you can try the maximum. Anyway, I think it's only about saving options, so you need to find the best settings.
Also here is a little tip in Photoshop: as we can see you have lamp which is not shining and how to make it shine is really simply create a new layer over the lamp, use brush tool (choose soft brush and proper size of brush-needs to be large than lamp) with 30% transparency, pick up yellow color and click over the lamp once or twice. Set that layer to soft brush and I think that should do it you can always play with that kind of simply details.
Question I always ask, do you use layer mask in Photoshop?

I saved in maximum quality and I use layer masks but sometimes i forgot.
Thank you for this shine tip I'll edit it soon.

[Roberto V.]

Edited:

[Mish-A-Man]

very nice, now we have a light

[Roberto V.]

Thanks. I'll start doing something new.