1. The Organizers of “’Share One Planet’ Wild Animals CG Art Elites Invitational Competition” (hereafter referred to as the ”Share One Planet” Competition) are Wild Animals Cultural Project Fund, China Foundation for the Development of Social Culture, China Institute of Strategy and Management, International Association of Computer Graphic Artists and China Association for Global Development under the United Nations (hereafter referred to as the Organizers); The Organizers reserve the exclusive rights to delay, shorten or cancel the ”Share One Planet” Competition as well as to give modification and interpretation to rules and regulations. The competition is open to anyone except those involved in its organization and employees of the Organizers or sponsors. The Organizers set no limitation for entrant’s age.
2. All entrants must register at www.shareoneplanet.org with an invitation code. By registering as entrant, entrants imply total and unreserved agreement of the present rules of the “Share One Planet” Competition.
3. All entries must be completed by two files: low resolution file and the original high resolution file; entries lack any one file will be considered ineligible for the competition. The low resolution file is for on-line display and shall be submitted to www.shareoneplant.org; the original high resolution file will be used in judging and exhibition phase and shall be submitted to the Organizers’ FTP system or a storage system supplied by third party.
4. Artists can create as many entries as they want, but each artwork can enter only one routine category of the “Share One Planet” Competition. Artwork created for routine category can enter the special category as well.
5. Creation methodology, file size and requirements
5.1 For Digital Paintings, the Organizers set no limitation for software, aspect ratio or layout.
The original High Resolution file must be: single layer PSD file, at least 3508(h) X 4961(w) pixels, or 3508(w) X 4961(h) pixels. (The Organizers suggest artist to create the entry as large as possible in order to achieve massive visual impact during exhibition phase.)
The Low Resolution file must be: JPEG format file no bigger than 500KB; the image should be at least 1000 pixels on the longest dimension.
5.2 For Digital Sculptures the Organizers set no limitation for software and polygons.Entrants are encouraged to submit closed model as entry.
---The sculpture can represent single animal or several ones or herd. Please make a suitable pedestal besides the main objects (environmental pedestal is encouraged)
---The model must not be textured or mapped. All objects of the sculpture must be monochromatic. Gradient chromatic aberration caused by lighting effect is acceptable.
----Any lighting effect of any 3D software is allowed when comes to entry final display.
----The model submitted as entry must be originally created for the “Share One Planet” Competition. Previously made base meshes is not allowed. Any primitive geometry of any 3D software can be adopted (e.g. sphere, cube and zspheres etc).
The original High Resolution file must be: original model file (e.g. original model of 3DMAX, MAYA or ZBRUSH) or OBJ file.
The Low Resolution file must be: JPEG format file no bigger than 500KB; the image should be at least 1000 pixels on the longest dimension; artist need to show three shots of the model (see the picture below: one shot showing the best angle determined by artist, other two shots should chose from front view, lateral view, top view and back view).
5.3 For Low Resolution file, please submit the highest quality JPEG file you can achieve with detailed information of author and the entry (e.g. artwork title, submit to which category, contestant’s name, software applied in the entry, size of the image etc.)
5.4 The “Share One Planet” Competition sets no limit for artistic style. Realistic and free artworks are both welcomed. Entries with realistic style should pay extra attention to the accuracy of animal’s behavior, habitat and other facts. Entries with free style should make sure animals appear in artwork recognizable despite of artistic transfiguration and exaggeration.
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