Gopal Shah of the SketchUp Team has just announced the ‘How do you make ideas real’ project! They are taking entries from everyone that has used SketchUp in the completion of their actual build! Everything seems to be covered. Anyone interested in becoming famous can check out the announcement here.
Congrats to Mukul.ar, who trounced the opposition, with a staggering 59 votes in the Speed Modeling competition. The theme of this challenge was ‘Camping’ and Mukul made a very elegant tent in under 30 minutes. A deserved win and the honour of wearing the Purple Challenge Tag until the next usurper. Congrats Mukul!
Our friends at Reallusion and SketchUcation, in co-operation with Google SketchUp have announced the first SketchUp-to-iClone Rendering Contest. Experience, create & win a full suite of Reallusion’s iClone 3D Animation and Natural Elements props, along with Grand Prizes of iPad and Sony Cyber-shot digital camera for two lucky winners. What you have to do? Bring [...]
The winner of the Speed Modelling Challenge #31 on “Lamps” was Eric Lay (aka “Boofredlay”) with this entry. There was a good deal of real quality submissions this time – see all of them in the voting topic. Conrats to all for the nice entries and especially Eric for the winning piece!
The winner of the Speed Modelling Challenge #29 (“Tree House”) was Eric Lay (aka Boofredlay) wit this entry. Congrats to the winner and all participants for the extremely cool entries!
The winner of the Speed Modelling Challenge #28 “Sculpture” was olishea (Oliver Shea) with this entry. This time, a special prize was offered by Martijn Joris of i.materialise: they offered a physical, 3D print of the winning model. Well, looking at what Oli sculpted, this will indeed be a challenge but if they can cope [...]
This time it was a tie; Alex1811 and Olishea were the winners together (congrats both!). The “spicy” part of the challenge was that there was also a special prize; a copy of SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner’s Guide by Robin de Jongh. Fortunately the editor, Duane Moraes was generous and after it turned out [...]
As our SketchUp to Píranesí Competition ended yet the announcement of the winner has not been made, we decided to showcase all the entries somewhat before the jury makes its decision. Hope you will all like what you see below (you can enlarge the slideshow to see it full screen) Note that the collection contains [...]
The winner of the Speed Modelling Competition # 26 on “Flower Power” was Karina GM with this entry. Congratulation to the winner and all the other participants who submitted similarly valuable and exciting entries. See all the submissions collected in the Voting Topic.
Dear SCF members, this is just a short notice that the SketchUp to Piranesi Competition submission deadline has been extended until June 15. Please find all relevant info in the original (updated) announcement of the competition linked above. Also, read an interesting interview with Steve Evans of Informatix, developer of Piranesi. The inspirational images above [...]
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