Nemetschek Vectorworks and MAXON Computer Seek Entries for 2012 Rendering CompetitionProfessional and student designers can now submit entries to the 2012 Inspired Visions Global Rendering Competition. This annual competition, which is sponsored by Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc. and MAXON Computer GmbH, recognizes today's top architects and designers from around the world, and their abilities to visually render Vectorworks models with Renderworks or CINEMA 4D. Submissions will be accepted from April 18 to August 16, 2012, in the following categories: • Rendering with Renderworks 2012
• Rendering with Cinema 4D
• Monochromatic model (rendered in Renderworks or Cinema 4D) "We are excited to collaborate again with our sister company, Maxon Computer," says Theresa Downs, communications director at Nemetschek Vectorworks. "It is evident that more and more designers are using both programs to create renderings, and we expect great things from the entries this year." The panel of judges includes: Daniel Jansenson, principal at Daniel Jansenson Architect and author of Remarkable Renderworks, from Santa Monica, California; Tyler Littman, principal designer and owner of Sholight, LLC, from New York; Nicholas Dunand, freelance designer and sculptor, from Melbourne, Australia; Erik Recke, freelance architectural visualizer at Datenland, from Hamburg, Germany; Alejandro Nogueira, CEO at DECC Arte 3D from Tecamachalco, Edo. de Mexico, Mexico; and René Racz from Lichtmaschine Multimedia GmbH, Basel, Switzerland. Each category winner chosen by these judges will receive $2,500 USD and will be featured in an official media release and on Planet Vectorworks. Winners will also be promoted on the Nemetschek Vectorworks and Maxon social media channels, such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. In addition, the public will select their "fan favorite" from all entries, which will be posted on the competition's website. Voting will take place directly on the site. Designers may enter multiple categories. However, all entries must be built on a Vectorworks model. Interested competitors who lack the current versions of the software can request a free, 30-day version of Vectorworks with Renderworks software through the company website. Students can download a 42-day free version of Cinema 4D at the company website. 
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