After a long period of suspension, SketchUp and iClone Rendering has announced the winner of ‘Bring Your Architecture to Life’ contest. The contest opened to receive the entries at 1st November, 2010 and closed at 5th January, 2011. There were two categories in the contest one is for video entry and the other section is for image entry. With an overflowing of entries from various part of the world, it was quite impossible to decide which entry should get the top place as each and every one maintain the certain standard. After many speculations Seaside Villa by Stuckon3d got the first prize in video entry and Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles, Remix of Kurzal snatched the top position among the all other image entries.
The Wayfarer Inn of Small Wonder Studio and Summer Hideaway of Wolfzone got the second and third place consequently. The popular award went to Jack Godomski for his beautiful creation of Neuschwanste. In the image entry division Ancient Ruins of Maciej Przystalski beat Water House of Dave Haden which came third in the contest.
The submission of this contest had to meet some guideline like one video clip in YouTube with before and after iClone rendering with 30% material effects, 20% landscape and flora, 30% lighting and shadow and 20% camera animation. The Seaside Villa was made by veteran iClone trainer Stuckon3d not only met all the requirements but also the subtle details and overall mood made this video the top choice of the judges. All the efforts of Stuckon3d has made it the owner of Apple iPad 32 GB, iClone 4 PRO, 3DXchange 4 PRO, iClone Nature Builder, Google SketchUp PRO 8, LoungeTek Laptop desk, SketchUCation B'Ball Cap, SketchUcation USB Wallet Card. The first position holder in image catgory Kurzul also get Panasonic Lumix 12.1 Digital Camera, iClone 4 PRO, 3DXchange 4 PRO, iClone Nature Builder, Google SketchUp PRO 8, LoungeTek Laptop desk, SketchUCation B'Ball Cap, SketchUcation USB Wallet Card.