Excal? ...
Anyways, I can't really decide if I like this or not. The concept, if
you look at it that way, is pretty bad ass. With the dark tones and
highlights, I can see the depth and distance between the guy and the
skeleton. I like that. For other things though, like the fence and
tree, you seemed to just get lazy.

I don't know if I'm fond of all
the blurring mixed with the random harsh harsh harsh edges that I can
see. (See: Skeleton and the rain hitting his bones. As well the guy,
then the gun.) The ground seems to be okay I guess, that's what I
would probably see in a stormy/foggy cemetary. All marsh-like, right?
The sky in the background, well... ugh. This is just a pet peeve of
mine, but I rarely ever see the use of stars on a night sky employed
well. In the top right corner I can see a bloody circle. Even though
you tried to be random, which stars seem to be, patterns still came
out.

It's hard to get out of. Quick practice would be to get a
white peice of paper, take a brush with black ink, and just wave it
harshly over the paper. You get flicks and clusters of dots. Scan it,
then inverse it. Looks awesome. The grave is probably the worst thing.
Some random things to point out are the skeletons head, guys face, and
his odd position. Is he falling?
Anyways, cool refried beans.