Join Evermotion Challenge 2013 and win new Alex Roman's book!

The Third and The Seventh: From Bits to the Lens synthesizes in 232 pages limited edition book the art and philosophy behind Alex Roman’s “T&S” shortfilm. After more than one year work, Alex can finally bring this unique piece of art that combines 120+ beautifully hi-res CG prints with thoughts, procedures, theoretical principles and his own personal preferences after many years of trial and error condensed into 6 different chapters.

Artist that will take the first, second and the third place in Evermotion Challenge will get this book (signed by author!).

Join Evermotion Challenge 2013 and win Alex Roman's new book.

For all interested in getting this book: it isn't available yet. All the books are physically printed so there won't be any digital PDF version. It only be a pre-order period that closes at Nov. 20th 2013. Sign in at thirdseventh-book.com!

From the initial planning and modeling stage through to the render and post-production stage, touching upon key themes such as lighting and the virtual creation of vegetation. The so-called practical part of the book is based 100% on the VRay rendering engine inside 3dsMax.

About the author: Born Jorge Seva in 1979, he adopted “Alex Roman” name as an artistic alias for publishing commercial work. After being trained in traditional painting at a few academies, he discovered this other world called CG. With his shortfilm "The Third & The Seventh" - which received numberless acknowledgments and awards worldwide-, it opened a new whole world of film/advertising opportunities. Leaving behind the architectural years, Alex won a Cannes Film Craft Gold Lion in the year 2011 for the Silestone brand commercial: “Above everything else” - both showcased and awarded in Evermotion. In the year 2011 he also supervised more than 20 vfx shots for the acclaimed David Fincher’s feature “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”. Alex’s work has been featured in Motionographer, FilmPro magazine, Filmnosis and FXGuide among others.