PhotoSculpt Monthly Challenge:
Prize: Win a free individual license of our PhotoSculpt Textures software every month! (value Eur 99.00) The best artworks will be on display on www.photosculpt.net
Themes:
- Theme for the September 2011 challenge: "glass sculptures". Last day of submission: 10.02.2011
- Theme for the October 2011 challenge: "ancient celtic artworks". Last day of submission: 10.30.2011
- Theme for the November 2011 challenge: "fearsome dragon cave". Last day of submission: 11.27.2011
- Theme for the December 2011 challenge: "my paradise island". Last day of submission: 01.01.2012
What to do:
just send us (to info@photosculpt.net) your artwork as image file (or video file)
Rules:
- You implicitely accept to have your artwork displayed on www.photosculpt.net or on the web by partners.
- You should make use of our software Photosculpt Textures (30-day trial, paid license) for the artwork. And, well, it should be reasonably obvious that you used it :-)
- You keep the copyright of the artwork.
- Basically the usual rules for this kind of challenge apply. See the usual rules from DeviantArt.com or other websites. Example: You should have full copyright on the artwork. Your artwork shouldn't be offensive or sexually explicit. And so on...
- Jury: me and selected friends that may or may not do CG (computer graphics).
Good luck!
Hippolyte from www.photosculpt.net
PhotoSculpt Challenge "fearsome dragon cave": Graheme Scott (www.3dtreehouse.com). Graheme's using Brice 7 Pro.

PhotoSculpt Challenge "ancient celtic artworks": Winning entry of Mark Wardle, rendered with Vue

PhotoSculpt Challenge "Wood nerves in macro":

PhotoSculpt Challenge "Mountains":

Winner of the Photosculpt Challenge "Texture set": Vincent Durieux

Photosculpt Challenge

Winner of the Photosculpt Challenge "Medieval castle keep ": Sabine and Nicolas Thevand![]()
A making-of file is available (PDF, 1.7 Mb)
Winner of the PhotoSculpt Challenge: Martin Fuchs
The making-of is also available (PDF, 200 kb)
Winner of the PhotoSculpt Challenge: Greg Copin
Click here to see a detailed making-of of the image
The winner of the PhotoSculpt Challenge: Michal Hons


