Make it Float
59 Entries, 23 Prizes
In the Make it Float Visual Effects Student Contest, we are challenging you to create a digital scene or animation that illustrates the idea of floating.
Whether you are demonstrating floating on air, through space, underwater, or on the open oceans, we want to see how you can bring the concept of floating to life with your creativity and technical skills. This is your opportunity to showcase your talent in visual effects and animation, and to push the boundaries of what can be achieved in a digital environment.
We are looking for entries that are imaginative, visually stunning, technically impressive and has a well-documented process. You can explore concepts such as weightlessness, buoyancy, levitation, or any other interpretation of floating. Your scene or animation can be inspired by real-world physics or take us on a journey through fantastical worlds where the rules of gravity and motion are entirely up to you.
We're thrilled to announce that the grand prize winner of the Make it Float Visual Effects Student Contest will receive a X1C Bambu 3D printer combo to bring your digital creations into the physical world. In addition, we have two special awards: the Autodesk Judges' Prize, which will be given to the entry that incorporates Autodesk software into their entry in a significant way, and the Animation Judges' Prize, for projects demonstrating exceptional skill and creativity in animation. We also have a range of gift card prizes available for other prize levels, rewarding outstanding entries that showcase ingenuity and excellence in visual effects.
Get ready to make your ideas float and win big! With so many opportunities for rewards and recognition, this is your opportunity to get recognized for your skills.
*Please note that this contest is only open to US residents.
Underwater Caustics and Floating Cloth Simulations in Autodesk Maya
by CulpClassics in Digital Graphics
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Ocean Exploration Scene From Scratch | Modeling, 3D Texturing, and Animation
by Nesma Mavrakis in 3D Design
1056 Views