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Computer Graphics – Final Image Competition

This assignment is open-ended and creative. The task is simply to make a computer graphics image, video, animation, or interactive experience.

The student with the best result will be awarded the "best in show" trophy.

Ground rules

You may use external code, models or other assets so long as you acknowledge your sources. Keep in mind your entry will be judged according to the delta of the part you implemented over any existing code/assets.

You are encouraged (but not required) to start with one of the existing assignments and expand its functionality.

Ultimately, your code needs to produce a visual artifact: image, video animation or screen recording of an interaction.

Past winners

Gavin Barill's "Snowglobe", Winter 2016.

Muhammed Anwar's "Stanford Dragon", Fall 2016

Ryan Williams' "Toys", Winter 2016

David La's "Newton's Cradle", Winter 2016

Monica Iulia Leonte's "City", Winter 2017

Jiahui Cai's "Table", Winter 2017

Darren Moore's "Bounce", Winter 2017

Tasks

Your submission has three parts:

`submission/README.md`

A short readme describing the work you've done and an acknowledgment of any existing code/assets you've not done yourself.

`submission/source.zip`

A .zip archive of all source/assets needed to reproduce your work

`submission/image.png` or `submission/video.mp4`

An image (as a .png) or video (as a .mp4) demonstrating your result. For interactive experiences or games record a prototypical use as a screen recording. Use as high resolution as possible. For example, a Full HD image is 1920×1080 pixels.

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