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Project One WIP

It is difficult to portray a world where everything is 60% larger.
What are small objects that would be especially surprising to see as larger?
How much larger is 60%?
How can I still portray a natural perspective with objects of abnormal proportions?

I really liked the background I put together, but I couldn't think of objects to put in. I chose the girls on the swan only because the planet I chose (Kepler 425b) is in the constellation Cygnus which is a swan.

 I liked the idea of a giant swan... but it doesn't seem to fit the scene so well. None of the images go together very well.

Then I found a picture of a woman and a baby and I thought I could use that... I think a soft looking ground is cool and very alien.

So I did some variations with it and the background is what's giving me trouble now.
 



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