Without a doubt, the 2014 KeyShot Render Competition has been the most incredible render contest to date that we’ve held. Not only were there over 300 entries of vehicles and automotive related products, but many of the entries were of the highest quality. It made it particularly difficulty to choose the top two renderings, but after careful consideration and much deliberation, we present to you the top entries of the 2014 KeyShot Rendering Competition and the two Grand Prize winners.
Grand Prize
Doug Didia
Jeep Grand Cherokee
Doug submitted many professional shots of various cars, including some incredible cutaways of others. Along with this, Doug shared how he developed the shot in KeyShot and created the composite images. Among all the images he submitted, this Jeep Grand Cherokee brings a particular mood that matches the epic setting it sits in with a stance and lighting that accentuates every line. See his other shots here.
Grand Prize
Esben Oxholm
Peugeot 508
Esben brought on of the most creative entries. Titled, “The Getaway” complimented with masked bandit and a motorcycle cop in hot pursuit, he set an attitude for the vehicle that is completely engaging and memorable, being careful to capture each line of the car. In that, he show and beautiful breakdown of the step-by-step compositing on the image, showing what goes into the process of creating such visuals. See it here.
Honorable Mentions
Sandy McPherson
1963 Jaguar D Type Long Nose
Sam Weise
Rat Rod
George Pizzo
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Volkan Kaçar
Mercedes-Benz SS Roadster
Nils Piirma
Pagani Huayra
Bill Gould
Golden T
Edo Triviño
Volvo Amazon Interceptor
Pitu Dragos
Mercedes-Benz SL 350
Greg Peruski
Volkswagen GTI
Sergio Loza
1971 Nissan GTR
Germano Vieira
1962 Ferrari GTO
Galnor Design
Porsche 997
Marco Schembri
Lamborghini Edroid
Luizfirma
McLaren MP4-8
Versus Diesel
Acura NSX
Simon Williamson
Future Garage
Florian Benedetto
Nissan GTR Wheel
Franz Brandstaetter
Ford GT40
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s render contest. To see images of all the top entries, you can visit the 2014 KeyShot Render Contest board on Pinterest. All entries may be seen on the KeyShot Render Contest forum board and a list of all finalists with comments and links can be seen below.
All Finalists
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