Carrara/RDS contest : "the Backyard"
Here are the rules :
- The contest is open to all Renderosity members . It ends on November the 21st . Members can submit as many entries as they want .
- The topic of the contest is "the Backyard". Select something from out your back door that is unique to your location (say within 50 miles). It could be a historic building, endangered plant/animal, landscape, type of architecture or a historical event that took place.
- The image must be made mostly with Carrara or Raydream Studio . The use of other softwares based on the same technology is permitted ( Coreldream, Infini-D... ).
- The image must be still, in .jpg of .gif format, 800x800 pixels maximum, and preferably less than 150KB. Of course, it has to illustrate the theme. Nudity is not allowed.
- Artists give permission to Renderosity for the use of the images for an undetermined period of time. The Artist will remain the intellectual property holder.
Judges will be:
- Will Franis (willf), winner of the July/August contest .
- Mark Bremmer (MarkBremmer), our sponsor .
The winner will receive a copy of MBGrooves
for Carrara, PC or Mac. Plus, in accordance with our little
tradition, he/she will be a judge in the next contest, and will
have to find its theme.
Good luck !
If you have any questions, please contact litst.
Winners
Winner of the "Backyard" contest
Entry #2 by JWB
This time, it was really hard to pick a winner for our Carrara contest ! Two images were very close, so we called Superman (my mom !) to help the judges . The votes are now closed so i'm proud to announce that the winner of our Backyard contest is JWB . What the judges say : - MarkBremmer : "Great ambiance and excellent attention to individual lighting characteristics. Nice subtle touches on the modeling. The ambiance actually becomes the subject instead of the elements in the image. It makes me want to lean back on the grass and watch the stars." - WillF : "literally what I see out my back door." Good variety in the use of textures and contrasts between materials & lighting (glass, rock, wood & fantastic grass). Overall a good composition with nice, fluid movement (if you take off about 20% off the bottom, hard to do when you spend so much time to make it in the first place!). I like the way the light on the fence flows from side to side to bring your eye through the scene. Congratulations JWB, you will receive a copy of MBGroove by Mark Bremmer .
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