CHALLENGE TOPIC

• The LightWave Forum's September Challenge is to create a

"Flying Logo Animation". Imagine you have a CG reel of your best work or a finished CG film, and all it needs now to give it that finishing touch is an opening flying personal logo. Your personal logo can take any shape or form, albeit text or a symbol or even both. It is up to you as the artist, to incorporate various motion, lighting and surfacing techniques, that will give your personal logo that maximum impact! Remember you are only limited by your imagination.CHALLENGE RULES

• Open to all Renderosity members.
• Members cannot vote for themselves!!!
• All entries should follow Renderosity's Terms of Service.
• All final entries should be rendered from LightWave 3D. Any version is accepted.
• Postwork is allowed, but not encouraged. Try to push LightWave to get all the effects, including any postwork shaders, done during the rendering process.
• Only one entry is allowed per member. Once it is uploaded to the challenge page that entry is considered the final submission and cannot be changed. If multiple entries are submitted, only the first entry will be allowed.
• Let's standardize our logo animation size to be 320 x 240 pixels, with a maximum file size of 5MB. The time limit should be between 3-20 seconds long. Animations can be posted in either avi or mov format.
• Optional thumbnails must be 100 x 100 pixels (or they won't upload).
• Multiple WIP images posted to the Forum are encouraged, but only entries uploaded to the challenge page will be considered. Each entry needs to be "approved" before it appears on the challenge page, so please be patient while it is being reviewed.

If you have any questions regarding the challenge rules, please contact any of the Renderosity LightWave 3D Staff members. CHALLENGE PERIOD

• This challenge starts now! Deadline for your entries will be on

12:00 PM, Renderosity Server Time, Friday, 30-September-2005. Artists grant permission to Renderosity for the use of submitted images for an undetermined period of time. The artist will always remain the intellectual property and copyright holder.