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Fun With Photoshop - Your Destiny Submissions (Part Two)
Our readers are amazing. The Destiny photoshop submissions are still coming in, so we've put together another batch of our favorites.
Did you miss part one? Are you still interested in submitting? There's still time for both. Be sure to click each of these for the full-size versions.
Reader Anthony Daurio provides us a complement to yesterday's Wheatley and GLaDOS art. Oh, Space Core, why are you so lovable?
Thomas Remington, if someone asks you if you are a god, you say YES!
Reader Ben Quintero captures the feeling of a legendary engram actually turning into a legendary piece of loot.
And then reader Hunter Clement reminds us that most legendary engrams don't turn out to be purple gear after all. The Cryptarch is the king of the "rick roll."
I'm sensing a theme (or maybe I'm just making one up as I go along). This is what it looks like when reader "Jetset Gum" visits the Cryptarch. I can haz good loot? NOPE.
So, what if at the beginning of the game, the Ghost doesn't resurrect you and, instead, finds you in a cryogenic suspension? Good news, everyone. Thomas Remington has an idea of what that looks like.
So, if all the Guardians are raised from the dead, that makes us an undead army, right? In which case, reader Ryan Colón points out exactly who our deity would be.
We can only imagine that Samuel Dutholt just visited the magic loot cave in Old Russia. It used to be filled with Hive and engrams. And now...
I don't know what dinosaurs have to do with Destiny, but they are dinosaurs. Congrats, Sergei Orona, you got chosen because dinosaurs kick butt.
I find this entry from the "Spartan Bros" to be completely feasible. In fact, I'm pretty sure there is a Grimoire card that just says "meow." Oh, you haven't looked at your Grimoire cards in a while. Um. Just trust me then.
Don't you ever say, I just walked away, I will always loot you. I mean, I would... if you didn't turn off the magic loot cave. Nope. Not bitter. Not bitter at all. Sigh. Good one, Hunter Clement.
Keep 'em coming, folks. We'll run one more batch tomorrow. Thank you to all who have submitted.
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