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Artists could submit as many works as they wanted to the NVArt digital art contest, and several did just that. Second-place winner Keyes also got an honorable mention for "Coral Sim," which, as its name suggests, uses digital tools to simulate the jagged vibrancy of coral. Keyes generated the geometry with Maya Python, and rendered the piece in Maxwell 3D.
Credit: Brett Keyes, via CGSociety.org
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