Welcome to the 4th season of
The Photoshop Game!

This game is all about Photoshop and graphic design: throughout the next couple of weeks, you will show off your skills in "photoshopping", and learn awesome new tips, tricks, and techniques to improve your design abilities! This tournament is as much about competing as it is about learning and becoming more fluent with that soon to be familiar Photoshop screen.






So, how does the game work?

Here are the basics:

First, you will sign up with a celebrity of your choice (a musician is recommended).

Each round, there will be a fun Photoshop challenge. Most rounds, we will use your chosen celebrities as the focal point of your design! There may be one or two challenges that will not require the use of your celebrity.








More information:

Each round, you will have to PM me the picture of your celebrity that you will be using for your design! I will approve them, or if I think that the picture doesn’t fit the challenge, you will have to change it. After all the contestants submit pictures, you will not be able to change your picture. So, choose wisely, and dig deeply for a great pic online!

What exactly will the challenges entail? In previous seasons, challenges included, but were not limited to: game banners, hair color alterations, tour posters, and magazine covers! I have some exciting challenge ideas for this time around!

Here you can check out Seasons 1, 2 & 3.








Rules!

Meet the judges!

Let's meet our fabulous design panel! Us four will be with you every step of the way in order to provide scores, commentary, and advice for your design skills!

Us four judges will each provide commentary, advice, and scores from 1 to 100 on your work. The public will also vote for part of the competition, with each positive vote earning an entry +0.5 points, and each negative vote resulting in -0.5 points. The scores will be added, and each round the bottom two or three will be announced. The person with the lowest cumulative score in the bottom two or three will be eliminated. (For example: If your score in the first round is 85, the score from the second round will be added to that, in order to determine elimination). Each round, the member with the lowest cumulative score in the bottom group will be eliminated. The host and judges reserve the right to eliminate more than one contestant in any round, possibly through an additional public vote or judge deliberation.