Get Your Render On with The Rendering Image Contest!

From Revit Clinic

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Do you love rendering?
Do you enjoy adding textures, shadows and reflections to create a stunning image?
Do you pull out all the creative stops when it comes to showcasing designs?
Then take part in the Rendering Image Contest!
Whether you’re a student, rendering artist, designer or small business professional - here’s your chance to show us your talent and do what you love doing from now until November 15th, 2013. You could be one of the lucky three to feature exclusively in our Autodesk® 360 newsletter worldwide and receive fantastic prizes like an iPad, a $500 gift card and much more!
So what are you waiting for? Get your render on and follow these instructions:
  • Create a still image rendering of anything you like: a building model, residential interior or object design.
  • Visit Rendering in Autodesk® 360 and sign in to your Autodesk® 360 account.
  • Upload your design from Autodesk® AutoCAD®, Autodesk® Revit® or Autodesk® Fusion 360.
  • The final render must be done in Autodesk® 360 to qualify.
  • Upload up to 5 images at once to enter here: http://autode.sk/render_3
Hurry! You could be the lucky owner of a cool Autodesk T-shirt if you’re among the first 50 entries.
Good luck!

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