Giveaway: Win 1 of 2 subscriptions to Adobe Creative Cloud

(Before It's News)

Photoshop is one of the most popular design applications ever, with millions of creatives using it to craft incredible work, for over 25 years.

You can read all about the latest features in Photoshop in our interview with Stephen Nielson, Senior Product Manager for Photoshop; and this is your chance to win a copy, free, for a year. Thanks to Adobe, we have 2 one-year subscriptions for the full Creative Cloud plan (worth $49.99/month) to giveaway, so you can use the very latest Photoshop features free for the next 12 months.

Not only that, but as part of the plan, you’ll also have access to all 29 desktop apps, including Lightroom, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Dreamweaver, Muse, Flash Professional, and more; and 10 mobile apps including Capture CC, Illustrator Draw, Photoshop Sketch, Comp CC, Slate, Voice, Lightroom for mobile, Photoshop Mix, and more. And, of course, all these apps are connected by Shared Libraries and the power of CreativeSync.

If you already have a Creative Cloud subscription, fear not! This giveaway is open to existing subscribers too; if you’re a lucky winner then your existing subscription will be extended by 12 months.

How to Enter

For your chance to win 1 of 2 one-year subscriptions to Adobe’s full Creative Cloud plan, all you have to do is:

1. download a free trial of the latest Photoshop;
2. take a screen shot your customised toolbar (hint: learn how to customise your toolbar here), or your favorite typefaces starred in the font menu;
3. post your shot to Twitter with the hashtag #myPhotoshopTools;
4. lastly, post a comment below with a link to your tweet.

Winners will be selected at random, and entries close at midnight (PT) on February 15th 2016. Good luck!

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