miniCHALLENGE 03 / NGA House with Maxwell Render / Finalists

miniCHALLENGE 03 / NGA House with Maxwell Render / Finalists

May 9, 2011  |  Challenges & Giveaways

The NGA House miniCHALLENGE ended sometime ago and I’m getting around to choose the winners. It is not an easy task this time, so while I make final judgment of the entries, here are all the images created by all entrants that took part in this challenge for your review and feedback.

It was very interesting to finally see several artists use just the Maxwell Render engine to create visuals of a simple house design. I have two potential entries for 1st place currently so once I am decided about one, the results will be published.

Check out the images here and also on the forum thread – miniCHALLENGE#03 – NGA House with Maxwell Render

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it was hard to decide but the results will be up today... and very soon ;)

There are some very impressive images in there! I think my favourite is the one covered in snow but I wouldn't like to have to choose the winner, good luck Ronen!

Nice, I really like the timber model lookalikes!

Congratulations, guys! My favorite is S.Conlogue ng house-1 Thanks!

My two favourites:
concrete-architecture-01-NGA_HOUSE_FINAL_3K_POST
roberto-valls-01 (although this one could use some post-production)

incredible work by all involved. the images were very creative along with holding tremendous beauty. i have my own three favorites aswell but look forward to seeing which get the top billing.

Those are some awesome entries cant wait to see the winner.

indeed one of the most powerfull and hard to manage renderers..but that's what makes maxwell render a must have software.Good luck to all, it sure was a pleasure!

Out of all of those I can spot 3 that are clearly a cut above the rest. Can't wait to see whether or not I've picked the winners :P

nice renders,
my favor is "concrete-architecture-01-NGA_HOUSE_FINAL_3K_POST"
good luck

Nice works from all of you!
Good luck ;)

great works.thanks for sharing

Oh did you post the Raw output of all renders? mine which got posted here is the one without post work...

No worries, just posted one of them here...

This challenge was great fun, thanks Ronen! I fell in love with Maxwell all over again. Good luck to all the artists who took a swing!

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