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Weekend Contest: Your City

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By on Contests

Nachoc won the previous weekend contest with his Pumpkins. He picked 'Your City' as this weekend's theme.

Nachoc write:

"Your city"

What inspires you? What do you like in your city? What is your favorite photo? Meal? ¿Festivals? ¿Buildings? People?

I hope the people will be encouraged to participate ...

Greetings.

Nacho

I love those Spanish ¿ characters :)

Rules:

  • Post your work below (attach an image and a screenshot if you like).
  • Post only new work, not existing.
  • Vote for your winner by Monday.
  • New rule: be sure you're logged in to Disqus when voting, anonymous votes will be discarded!
  • The winner will get a post next week, and will get to pick next weekend’s contest theme. Have fun!

Have an awesome weekend!

Image: City Island by Duffy.

About the Author

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Bart Veldhuizen

I have a LONG history with Blender - I wrote some of the earliest Blender tutorials, worked for Not a Number and helped run the crowdfunding campaign that open sourced Blender (the first one on the internet!). I founded BlenderNation in 2006 and have been editing it every single day since then ;-) I also run the Blender Artists forum and I'm Head of Community at Sketchfab.

30 Comments

  2. Guest on

    so here my first time in weekend contest. This is my university campus (universidad de Costa Rica), Game of Thrones version.

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  3. Ryan on

    Milwaukee!
    I decided to feature three of my favorite buildings in the city: the 1911 home of Charles and Sarah Allis designed by local architect Alexander Escweiler, the Central Library designed by Ferry & Clas (oddly enough the design of this building was determined via a contest back in the 1890s), and the Quadracci Pavilion (the Milwaukee Art Museum) designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

    I really wish I had more time to work on this, it's sort of my life mission to restore Milwaukee back to its former glory.

    Oh, and everything was designed and rendered using a chromebook

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  4. AspiringAnimator on

    So, with about a half hour to make an entry, I came up with this low-poly city. It resembles the style of architecture that can be seen in my city. Enjoy!

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  7. Anamorphis on

    "City of Tree Houses" There is a small section of tree houses in my city, I just glorified them and added a fire. Critiques appreciated!

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  9. Joas on

    This is my loose interpretation of a funny artwork that is placed in the middle of a roundabout in my city, Enschede. It always makes me smile when I see it :)

    I attached a photo of the real roundabout for reference. Enjoy!

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  10. Guest on

    This is an interpretation of the view I have of my city (Mexico City) when I'm on my way to school at dawn. Didn't have enough time to render more samples than this (725 samples) so I used Ps noise reduction. No other post processing made.

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  11. Ricardo Andrade on

    This is an interpretation of the view I have of my own city (Mexico City) when I'm on my way to school at dawn. Didn't have enough time to render more samples than this (725 samples) so I used Ps noise reduction. No other post processing made.

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  12. Andre Strydom on

    Since around here in the Cape area (South Africa) it's wine country, I did a rough rendition of a nearby KWV cellar, which honestly could be any cellar anywhere and looks like a communist bomb shelter in the render. Thought I'd submit it anyway at this late hour.

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  13. Andrew Seven on

    My city here..Didn't finished it also needed more time for texture and materials and road systems. But hope that I'll win! Btw it's Vilnius city, (just couple streets not all Vilnius..Too big for all )

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