Enter our science fiction Reader Challenge

Take a journey into uncharted territory and dream up your own alien landscape in this month’s Reader Challenge.

Ever watched your favourite science fiction yarn and fancied coming up with your very own fantastical futuristic landscape?

Well, for our latest Reader Challenge we’re giving you carte blanche to live out your George Lucas and Stanley Kubrick dreams through the medium of Photoshop.

If you take a look at the main feature in Issue 10 of Practical Photoshop, you’ll discover everything you need to know to make your own alien planet, spaceship and even a cyborg.

Now it’s your turn. Our favourite images will be featured in Issue 13 which goes on sale on 3 May, 2012. The closing date for entries is 16 April, 2012. The overall winner walks away with a copy of the superb plug-in, Tiffen Dfx 3.0. May the Force be with you!

What you can win

In addition to featuring the best image in Practical Photoshop, you’ll also bag a copy of the Tiffen Dfx 3.0 filter suite worth $229 (approximately £145). Tiffen Dfx 3.0 has 125 individual filters that simulate 2,000+ Tiffen glass camera filters, specialised lenses, optical lab processes, and film grain types. Check out our review on page 98, or visit www.tiffensoftware.com for more information.

How to enter
Simply load up the DVD and go to the Resources section, where you’ll find the source images that you can use as a starting point to create your own work of art. You can use as many or as few as you like, and include any images of your own. Enter by email to: challenge@practicalphotoshopmag.com or by sending a CD to:

Practical Photoshop,
Future Publishing, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath BA1 2BW.

Please give your finished creation a suitable title, and supply a headshot and 100 words to describe what you did, and the version of Photoshop you use. The closing date for entries is 16 April, 2012.

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