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Okay, try as it might, that "Castle-of-the-Pyrenees"-esque stone hovering ominously in the background is simply NOT going to distract me from the awesomeness that is that COAT. (I especially like how you've made it look even more immense and distant by applying atmospheric perspective, keeping it cold and moon-like in tone, barely varying from the tone of the sky we see it in. But also, it gets me how I'm reading it as a rock, even though the texture pattern you've applied to it -- weaving, almost wood-grain-like lines of striation -- are just not what I would have thought of as a way to detail "stone." Yet it works!)
But seriously, the swirly pattern on that coat rocks. Even more than the rock does. That is the sort of intricate organic freehand detail that tells me right away that I'm never going to see that coat drawn twice. :)
I also like the details that hint at a COLD desert for a change. Hot desert planets a la Tatooine are seriously overdone. Cool rocky landscapes with sea-anemone-esque growths randomly popping up from the ground, and hovering rocks in the distance -- that's not something I see every day!
I'm not sure what that mauve-and-rose-colored thing on the right is, but it intrigues me. The first thing I thought was that a dinosaur-alien-thing fell off one of those floating rock things (maybe there's more than one, or that rock really gets around), and nose-dove right into the ground. KERPOW! And that's its back end (tail, rear legs) sticking up in the air. Poor thing! (It only makes sense that in a world with giant floating rocks, an occasional hazard for surface-dwellers is whatever might fall OFF of same.)