Colors of Autumn – Render Contest by Textures.com
Dear friends,
We’re excited to announce a new contest that celebrates the beauty and atmosphere of autumn — Colors of Autumn. This competition invites 3D artists to explore architectural forms and spaces inspired by the colors, textures, and moods of the season.
This is your chance to experiment with warm hues, falling leaves, misty mornings, and cozy lighting — capturing the essence of autumn in your unique architectural vision. Whether it’s a realistic scene, a conceptual design, or an abstract composition — we want to see how autumn inspires your creativity.
Submit your entry by September 22, 2025. Our expert jury will evaluate submissions based on creativity, composition, technical execution, and the originality of your architectural idea.
The winners will receive 8500 credits for purchasing high-quality assets on Textures.com, the leading resource for 3D artists and designers.
Let the colors, light, and atmosphere of autumn guide your imagination. Show us how architecture comes alive in the spirit of the season.
Rules
1. No registration needed - submit your render using the button below on the page.
2. Include a link to your work from your social networks or portfolio for authorship verification.
3. Render resolution must be at least 1000 pixels on the smaller side.
4. 3D software must be used. Any 3D software is allowed. Post-processing in Photoshop or other 2D software is permitted. Fully AI-generated images are forbidden.
5. You may submit a maximum of 3 renders for the contest.
You must submit your render between September 8 to 22, 2025.
Winners will be announced by 27th of September.
Prizes
1st place 5000 credit pack for purchasing on textures.com
2nd place 2500 credit pack for purchasing on textures.com
3rd place 1000 credit pack for purchasing on textures.com
Judges
Winners
1st place Nadeem Asharaf will get 5000 credits pack for purchasing on textures.com
2nd place Anton Falashtynskyi get 2500 credit pack for purchasing on textures.com
3rd place Mahya Yekta will get 1000 credit pack for purchasing on textures.com
To receive the credits, the winner must register on textures.com and provide us with the mailing address specified during registration. All prizes provided are CG Textures.
For any questions and suggestions, write to us by mail at cgaward@ukr.net
Participants
Behzod Sayidov
Behzod Sayidov
Leaf studio 3D
mo-re.studio
mo-re.studio
Romain Brunas
Ramyn Az
Vladislav Sanfirov
Dilnoza
Dilnoza
Float Visual
Reyaz Alankandy
Reyaz Alankandy
Reyaz Alankandy
Reyaz Alankandy
Ekaterina Domracheva
Anton Falashtynskyi
Elena Brambilla
Efi Loukaiti
Into Visual
Nadeem Asharaf
Romain Brunas
Gumira Studia
Mahya Yekta
Nadeem Asharaf
Majid Kermani
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Thanks for pointing that out, you’re absolutely right. Render Camp and Simple or Difficult are doing great work for the community, and their free content is incredibly valuable. Really appreciate you mentioning them, we’ll definitely add both to the list.
CGAward TeamYou can't leave out Render camp and Simple or Difficult. Those channels are literally the best; giving out free lessons worth thousands of dollars.
This 3D model beautifully captures the iconic Flowerpot VP1 design! Given its historical ties to the Flower Power movement, how do you handle the materials to best replicate that retro aesthetic?
Thanks for pointing that out, you’re absolutely right. Render Camp and Simple or Difficult are doing great work for the community, and their free content is incredibly valuable. Really appreciate you mentioning them, we’ll definitely add both to the list.