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2022 Hum3D Car Render Challenge

Posted: October 28, 2022
Hum3D
Event's details and rules: https://hum3d.com/car-challenge-2022/

Hi everyone!

We are starting our 9th Car Render Challenge.

The 9th annual Hum3D competition for the best Car render is the largest
awards event for the car 3d modeling and visualization industry.

We will pay attention to the visual component of all works, but this is
not all you need to win. The idea of the work is also very important for
jury, as well as its presentation, complicacy (both of the model and of
the scene) and quality of performance.

The contest is supported by the best companies of the 3D world, and so
the prizes for the first places look amazing. Also, everyone has an
opportunity to receive the additional prizes.

Share your art and chat with other artists - we are sure that creative
and friendly atmosphere of the competition will help the growth of each
participant.

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