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I actually like works with more stocks in them. They are usually more interesting and capture my attention much longer than fewer-stocks manips.
The wings on the tiger is a very creative idea, and I really like how fun and light-hearted this piece is, as well as how unpredictable it is - that's the first time I've ever seen flames shooting out of a wishing well
Could I offer one suggestion? Practice adjusting the colour of each object to fit a scene. Overlays work in some cases, whereas in others you can simply change the Hue/Saturation. It means it will take longer the more stock you use, but the result will be a more unified and realistic scene - though in this case it works just fine
Thanks for using our stock!!
Dan
MAGNIFICANT JOB well done
thankyou for using my stock x