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Photoshop Contest Results: Fun With Halo 5 And Far Cry 4
We recently put out a request for photoshops of the art from Halo 5: Guardians and Far Cry 4, and we got some fantastic submissions.
We asked for these submissions without the promise of reward, and were hugely impressed with everyone's work. We have a few our favorites featured here, but you can find all the submissions below.
You can find the full list of contributors below, as well as all of the contributions in the gallery.
- Halo 5 Hitchhikers by Andy Zahn (above)
- NintendO by Bob Buel (above)
- Far Cry U by Eric Hernandez (above)
- Far Castlevania by Thomas Remington (above)
- Cookie Cry by Geno (The Bearded Nord)
- Far Cry Westeros by Thomas Remington
- Far Cage 4 by Matt Pulaski
- Far Cry 4 Box by Anit Halder
- Far Cry 4 Breaking Bad by John Bage
- Far Cry 4 Sheogorath by Travis Harris
- Far Cry Heisenberg by Damjan
- Far Cry Keanu by Alex Klopfenstein
- Far Body is Ready by Sean Abareles
- Halo 5 Assassin by Damjan
- Halo 5 Gardeners by Destin Legarie
- Halo 5 Vader by Anit Halder
- Halo Jack by Greg Davis
- Only Cry by Ifran Raza
- Solange Cry by Cory Reno
- Star Trek Cry by Liam Ketchen
- Far Cry 4 Boris Johnson Edition by Adam Sklar
- Halo 5 Gargoyles by Thomas Remington
- Halo 5 Metroid by Zane Fielding
- Mortal Far Cry by Thomas Remington
Thanks for everyone who sent in their photoshops! Let us know in the comments below if you want to see more collections like this in the future.
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