Voting

• Voting will take /continue for 3 days (in the Bryce Forum), unless otherwise noted.
  - Any Renderosity member may vote, whether they have entered the Challenge or not.

• Members cannot vote for themselves.

• 3-2-1 Voting System *****

     ***** View all entries before voting.

     ***** Each voter will decide on 3 entries they personally like the best.

     ***** Give 3 points to your most favourite. 2 points to your next, and 1 point to your final favorite.

    MemberOne - 3 points

**    MemberTwo - 2 Points**

**    MemberThree - 1 Point**

     ***** 3 pictures, 3 point votes, no more, no less. Anything different cannot be counted as point votes.
-  After voting is completed, the votes will be tallied, and the Winners announced in the Bryce Forum.

• The Winners will be given an award image they may use on their personal site, or however they see fit.

• In the case of any ties, the members will share the placements.

• The First Place Winner(s), will then choose  the next months theme.

Good luck to all of you!

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AeroJett     3
rj001          2
dhama       1

 AeroJett  I really like the simple life of hiking against an unearthly daytime sky. 

rj001.  I liked the classic coloring and the planet surface.  That model helped a little, LOL

dhama  I liked the mono color and the ship

HMs in alphabetical order

Garmac
Kanzler
Lown
orbital
Quest

kanzler - 3pts
Quest - 2pts
Pierre-O - 1pt

I had a hard time choosing 2nd and 3rd place winners as I really liked both Quest's and Pierre-O's entries equally.

A couple of Honorable Mentions:
AeroJett
Lown
skiwillgee

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OK . . . Where's my chocolate?

Butterfly Dezignz

AeroJett -  3pts
Lown -      2pts
rjay9663   1pt

But I also really liked (in no particular order):
Orbital
grafikeer
rj001
Starbeef

Gerile -   3 pts
rj001 -     2 pts
Aerojett - 1 pt

The reason behind my voting.

Gerile,
I like that you built a very nice model. And as you said you decided to stick to the Chesley Bonestell theme. Great job. 

rj001,
What can I say, you're one of the best. I read your post on this project. I think I picked up some new way of doing things. I can't wait to try them out. I love you're modeling.

Aerojet,
I just like this piece. It says a lot without being too busy.

To everyone else I can only pick three. But I think everyone did a great job.

Orbital - 3 points (One of the best Brycers around)
rj1001 - 2 points *(Another of the best Brycers around)
*Lown - 1 point *(This guys Bryce work is pretty awesome too)

Honourable mention to everyone else that entered.

And big thanks to all the work that TheBryster does for the challenge.

 

Great work all!!!It was a tough choice,but my picks are...

rjay9663------3 points

Lown----------2 points

Orbital--------1 point

HM's to geirla,dhama and Quest

Orbital - 3pt - I love the landscape.
Lown - 2pt - Reminds me a bit of Caprica City. Maybe it's the sky...
rj001 - 1pt - Neat variant of the ship from 2001.

Good luck to all!

Orbital   - 3 points
dhama  - 2 points
Aerojett - 1 points

Honourable mention to everyone else that entered.

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OK I'm gonna cop out totally because this has to be the best work I've ever seen in a challenge. I can't even narrow it down to a favorite 10. So good luck to the winners, you will definitely deserve it, all of these are top notch work ladies and gentlemen.
John

This is not my "second childhood". I'm not finished with the first one yet.

Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.

"I'd like to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather....not screaming in terror like the passengers on his bus." - Jack Handy

3 Skiwillgee  - Had a real retro feelo about it!
2 RJ001 - God knows what he would have done if he had spent the 2 months doing the challenge!
1 Aerojett - Classic scifi mood, love anything with big planets looming in the sky!

HM Lown, Dhama!

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Oops! Sorry Geirla. Just saw I spelled your name wrong. My bad. **
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rjay9663 : Oops! Sorry Geirla. Just saw I spelled your name wrong. My bad.

Don't worry, I'm used to my name being mutilated (at least I don't think you were deliberately calling me a 'girlie')  As long as the vote counts, I don't care.** 
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#13 kanzler- 3 pts

#24 Pierre-O- 2 pts

#10 skiwillgee- 1 pt

I'm not a fan of Sci-fi...so I don't look at the tech side of it...I chose these because they just looked good darn it !!  lol

HM to e'one else...excellent work and it was very hard to choose!

 

“For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is possible.”

[Stuart Chase]

3pt     Skiwillgee
2pt     rjay 9663
1pt     Lown
Hms for Dhama, Orbital, Kanzler and Pierre-o

I find with these challenges that you think you have done a reasonable entry and others can hit the nail perfectly on the head. Skiwillgee's entry did this for me. Not since Pidgy's entry for 'The deep' many years ago has anyone got it so perfect.
Congrats to all parcipitants

I'm also having a hard time narrowing this down. There are just too many excellent, fantastic over the top images.
I've even tried to make up an HM list and that is so long too.
I'm going with:
3pts to Quest, it had tons of intricate models and a fantastic nebula sky, and great orange glow coming out of the engines.
2 pts for Lown, again lots of intricate modeling and who doesn't love Central Park.
1 pts to Skiwillgee, Looks like it came right off the cover of a Sci Fi novel, great composition.

Many others came close to getting my vote. Orbital, love the fuzzy feel and organic-ness of it.
Great modeling done by Kanzler, Thandaluz, rj9663, rj001, kiteflyer, Dhama and I'm sure I've missed a few more who impressed me.
Loved the feel of Garmac's entry.
Pierre-o put together an awesome scene.
Just so much talent here, I'm very impressed by it all.
Congrats go out to all who participated in this challenge.

Dhama--- 1
Lown---2
Kansler---3

Basically  these images hit me as belonging in the front cover of Sci-fi paper books, Thats why I chose them.....   Everyone did a great job...

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 I'll repeat what others have said - very hard to choose from so many excellent entries!
But in keeping with the Bonestell theme all go with:
Skiwillgee - 3 pnts
Dhama - 2 pnts
Geirla - 1 pnt

HM - Orbital, rj001, Down, Quest and Kansler.

Damn hard choice,

Orbital 3pts
Dhama 2pts
RJ001 1pt

Hm´s and close to getting a vote,
Aerojett, Pierre-O, rj9663, Quest, Skiwillgee,Garmac

Pierre-O 3 Points

Quest 2 Points

grafikeer 1 point

Well done all, wish I could have competed with you in this one. It was difficult to pick just 3. :)

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aerojett - 3
dhama - 2
geirla - 1

but to be honest it was hard to pick a 321 placing from them.

Experience is no substitute for blind faith.

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Sorry, guys, but there are so many well done entries in this month's Challenge that I've given up trying to pick only three of them.  So, in my book, everyone's a winner.  They are all top-notch work and everyone skillfully adhered to the theme which was presented. 

Kanzler is my favorite, gee I wish I could something similar, maybe later.... much later !
Kanzler 3 points
Lown     2 points
RJ001   1 point

1  #22 rj001..................... 3 points
2  # 21 Thandaluz..........2 points
3   #17 Lown...................1 point

 

Once in a while I look around,
I see a sound
and try to write it down
Sometimes they come out very soft
Tinkling light sound
The Sun comes up again

 

 

 

 

 

 Lown - 3
AeroJett - 2
Kanzler - 1

10 skiwillgee - 3pts

#3    orbital - 2pts
#17  Lown - 1pt.

If I looked through the entries again in ten minutes or so the winners might be different...very hard to choose!

# 3  orbital  - 3 points
# 17  Lown  - 2 points
# 1  dhama  - 1 point

Congratulations to all the participants. Fantastic work everyone.

First, let me say that I’m grateful for such a wonderful turnout of talent. All the entries are simply spectacular!  They are a feast for the eye to behold. I would like to thank all the entrants for participating. This includes those that couldn’t, for whatever reason get their entries in on time. I feel homage has duly been paid to Chesley Bonestell for the genre and movement  of art that he inspired. I would also like to thank you for affording me the privilege of presenting this challenge to the forum.

 

As many have said, it is truly difficult to chose but one winner…so I vote for…me…LOL…j/k! Anyway, here we go:

 

#24 Pierre-O -3pts.

#3 Orbital -2pts.

#15 AeroJett -1pt.

Honorable Mention goes to:

Lown

Skiwillgee

Kanzler

Rjay

Rj001

Garmac

Dhama

Congratulations and many thanks to everyone.

 

 

Skiwillgee  3 points
Starbeef    2 points
Kanzler      1 point

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by the shade it casts.
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Why haven't you voted yet?

I'm not voting because I'm managing the contest. Considering the questions that have been raised during this one, I'm not leaving myself open to the possiblity of someone calling my voting into question because of my position as moderator.

The rules as they stand also state that in the event of a tie, the ratings will be shared between those tied. In other words if there are two artists with the same number of votes at the top, 1st place will be shared. The fact that I cannot place a deciding vote precludes me from the voting process as a whole.

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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster

And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...

Such a shame that it has to be so restricted when the whole thing is just for fun, and a way for newcomers to learn and see what Bryce is possible of.

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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster

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