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Viztober Wrap Up

Vizcom hosted Viztober, a month-long design challenge with 31 unique prompts that inspired incredible creativity from the community. The article highlights favorite submissions across various categories including automotive, footwear, interiors, and medieval themes, thanking participants for their passion.

Jordan Taylor
Nov 6, 2024

During October, we hosted Viztober—a month-long design challenge with 31 unique prompts. We’re truly inspired by the incredible creativity and commitment from our community, with so many of you bringing your ideas to life through Vizcom.

To celebrate, we’re highlighting some of our team’s favorite creations. If you participated in  Viztober, please fill out this form. We’ll be in touch soon with details on how to claim your pro subscription if you haven't already.

Cabin Interior by @mnml1

Jacket Design by @evacuatethe.brain

Mars spacecraft by @evacuatethe.brain

Hotrod by @denatell

Various footwear concepts by @allanjenn, @thefootwearartist , @denatell, @designed.by.tom, @creative.nick_colville, @renato_lc, @vinayandesigns, and @evacuatethe.brain

Coffee maker by @designed.by.tom

Interior by @bill_ortis

Medieval submissions by @bulnes.di, @designed.by.tom, @inntellme, and @creative.nick_colville

Bike by @edludert

Lounge by @pressec.design

Clock by @sean.or.design

Glasses by @slepica_studio

Thank you for being part of Viztober! Your creativity and passion drive us to keep pushing Vizcom forward, empowering designers like you to bring ideas to life. We're grateful for this community and look forward to hosting more competitions like this in the future.

-The Vizcom Team

Jordan Taylor
CEO & Co-founder

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