3D Competition – Characters from Video Games

Choose any remarkable hero you consider the most impressive to win amazing prizes.

Hum3D has launched fan-art contest for the best 3D character from a video game. Contestants are free to choose any remarkable hero they consider the most impressive. Rules are quite simple. You have to create a character, put him or her into an adventurous surrounding and make a beautiful render. Creative ideas are not limited, so create what you want. 

Rules

  • Create a character from your favorite videogame (you can create more than one character).

  • Environment should be made in 3D; however, they permit the use of HDRi for sky and some parts of landscape.

  • The character shouldn’t be in the T-pose.

  • The work must not have been previously published anywhere, neither online or offline(including models with ready-made textures or easily recognizable scenes).

  • The author should publish WIP/Making of or any other screenshots and renders that display the process of creating the character. This is necessary to confirm the authorship. You are free to make the publication on any website, including forum, either before or after you submit the work and they publish it in the gallery, but no later than the jury starts voting.

  • The jury is going to rate not only the similarity, but also the atmosphere of the work. That’s why it is important to think over all the details: what surrounds and what happens to the character.

  • You can submit only one work.

  • Indicate in the description the game the character comes from. Tell us a story about the character and what happens to him or her – to help the audience to plunge into the atmosphere of the work.

  • Attach one wireframe or clay render at your choice to your work – they will place it below your work.

  • Here comes the most amazing part. Prizes are awesome. The winner, for example, gets licenses for Quixel Suite, Marvelous Designer, V-Ray, Marmoset Toolbag and other cool stuff. You can find all the rules and check out the prizes here

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