Looks like an Eyecandy approach to the waterdroplet on the figure's body...if that is the case, use "masking" (most paint program has the feature) and 'eyecandy' them a small portion at a time...you have more control and can get the feel and looks you want It would definetly be more authentic. Try some "swirl" or "zig zag" behind her thigh to created a mild trailing movement of water. Very nice compositon but take away that terrain on the right or change it to a "work in progress" giant sand castle and throw in a plastic like spade and pail. Hmmmm...;-)...may be Mr Zyg Michael with a bold sunglasses lying on a tower with a "tan" look. Good work! Bill