
We’re closing the year the way we like it — with a community challenge. This time the theme is Holiday Entrance Design. You’ll have five weeks to work on the project, and the total prize pool is $3500.
Below you’ll find everything you need to participate: rules, reference materials, evaluation criteria, deadlines, and submission details.
Your task
Create a 3D model of an entrance area decorated for the winter holidays.
What counts as an entrance?
An entrance ensemble is a group of architectural and functional elements forming an organized entrance to a building (residential, public, commercial, etc.).It acts as a transition zone between the exterior and the interior, ensuring comfort, safety, and visual integrity of the façade.
To make it easier, we’ve collected 🔗 the reference folder. And below we’ll also place a few sample visuals for quick inspiration.



You may include:
- decorative figures or objects
- lighting elements or illuminated accents
- any additional festive decor that supports the concept
Prize fund
The total prize pool is $3,500:
- $1,600 — 1st place (selected by the 3dsky moderation team)
- $1,000 — 2nd place (selected by the 3dsky moderation team)
- $600 — 3rd place (selected by the 3dsky moderation team)
- $300 — Community choice award (public voting)
How to submit your entry
- Upload your model through the standard upload form
- Include “For contest” in the title
- Multiple submissions are allowed
Include:
- at least three preview images
- one mesh preview
If you have the PERFECTIONIST badge: upload the model in the “Facade Element” category and send the link to support with the note “For contest.”
Evaluation сriteria
Submissions will be evaluated based on:
- originality and concept quality
- technical execution
- overall composition and consistency of the holiday theme
Timeline
- Submission period: November 24 — December 30
- Deadline: December 30, 23:59 (UTC+3)
- Winners announced: January 10
We wish you creativity, confidence in your concept, and enjoyment in the process. We’ll announce the results in the new year — see you there.