2004 CGarchitect.com Calendar Call for Submission

[Jeff Mottle]

It's that time of the year and we are looking for submissions for our 2004 CGarchitect.com Calendar.

 

There are 13 positions open (1 Cover and 12 Months)

 

This year we are going to have a several categories as well as general CG entries. They will be as follows:

 

a) Best NPR Image

b) Best Lighting and Mood

c) Best Exterior Image

d) Best Interior Image

e) Best Landscaping in an Image

f) Best Abstract or Design competition Image

g) Best Detail Shot (close up)

h) Best Overall (Cover)

i) Open Category (architectural CG)

j) Open Category (architectural CG)

k) Open Category (architectural CG)

l) Open Category (architectural CG)

m) Open Category (architectural CG)

 

Please follow these guidelines for you submission:

 

1. Submit an 800x600 (approx) size image via email to calendar@cgarchitect.com with the title "Calendar Submission" along with the following information:

 

a) Your full name

b) Your company Name

c) Your email address and website

d) The software used

e) The name of the client

 

Please be sure specify this information for each image submitted.

 

2. Because an image can be submitted in muliple categories you do not need to choose which category you wish to be considered. Our judges will award submissions based upon where they feel they fit best.

 

3. Before you submit an image YOU MUST receive the neccesary approvals from your company, the client and any other parties. By submitting an image you are agreeing that you have attained the neccesary persmissions to reproduce the image in the calendar.

 

4. You can not submit more than 5 images per person or company and all submission must be sent in the same email in JPEG format with a compression of 8. Do not ZIP the images.

 

5. The Submission deadline is Dec 1, 2003 at 5pm MST (GMT -7)

 

6. By submitting an image you are assigning CGarchitect.com full rights to reproduce your image in the calendar and for any promotion of the calendar. You still retain the full copyrights, however you will not be paid for your submission or be given royalties on calendar sales. You will however be shipped a free calendar once they are made available for sale.

 

7. If your image is chosen you will be contacted to send a high resolution image as well as verify the layout and information supplied with the file.

 

If there are any questions, please post them in this thread.

[xgarcia]

Jeff:

Can students submit work done in school or does it all have to be professional?

[Jeff Mottle]

Nope students can submit work as well, but the quality will still be judged at the same level. However as I've seen some student works that look 10 times better than professional work, I don't see that as a problem.

[sandpiper]

I know you've requested 800x600 format images, but if we wanted to submit portait oriented images, how would it work for the calendar? Would there just be blank space to the sides?

 

Thanks!

[Jeff Mottle]

800x600 or 600x800 is ok. However as the calender is formatted as a landscape, a portrait image could be a problem as there would be alot of blank space. Submit it anyway and if the image is selected I'll figure something out.

[pancake_man]

i just wanted to ask if it can be a stylized visualization,

you know the one to pay attention to the volumes, without too much certain details....

 

P.S. ... sorry for my english...

[Jeff Mottle]

Originally posted by pancake_man:

i just wanted to ask if it can be a stylized visualization,

you know the one to pay attention to the volumes, without too much certain details....

 

P.S. ... sorry for my english...

Yes it can.