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The second Silver Prize went to the layout featuring an impressive arrangement of driftwood and shade plants including ferns. Combination of different sizes of driftwood attached with ferns...
The second Bronze Prize went to the work in which you can feel a strong current of water. The expression of water currents can be felt from the composition of the radially arranged driftwood and the...
This Gold Prize winning work is very meticulously created using many pieces of branch-like slim driftwood. The composition is highly novel and skillful. However, the rating varied by judges as it...
This year's Grand prize goes to Mr. Josh Sim of Malaysia. What inspires us the most about this work is its novel and powerful approach to the composition brought out by fine planting details. This...
Despite its frequently-seen combination of stones, driftwood and trendy fine branch-like materials, this layout produces dynamism and emphasizes perspective by placing layout materials until the...
This year's Grand prize goes to an energetic driftwood aquascape. When this type of composition is made, rocks are often glued together to form the framework, but in this work, large driftwood...
The second Bronze Prize went to an aquascape which is a fusion of a interesting composition and beauty of aquatic plants. As a trend of recent contests, compositional eccentricity tends to be...
This work, with its impactful and unique driftwood, won the first Silver Prize. The gap between the small rocky peak at the far end and the large piece of driftwood boldly placed at the very front...
Grand Prize winning entry depicts rough rocky hills made of stones stucked in a panoramic aquarium tank, together with a mountain stream of white cosmetic sand that flows between them. Perspective...
Interestingly, the first Bronze Award winning aquascape uses straight driftwood pieces similar to the ones in the Grand prize work. Making the most of the characteristics of driftwood, the layout...
This work illustrates a river flowing through a forest. While the theme itself has been seen before, the technical sophistication garnered high praise from the judges. The large tree roots washed by...
Here is the second Bronze Prize winning layout characterized by its gentle wood work. The maker mainly used moss for the layout, but he has avoided a monotonous manner by planting lighter green...
Placing driftwood as if they are tree roots hugging the ground, the layout is smartly composed and gives a good sense of depth. It has a quite high level of maturity for this type of aquascape.
The composition using plenty of trendy fine branch-like materials and having two tunnel-like open spaces is nothing new. What is noteworthy about this layout is its color sense and the contrast of...
The third Bronze Prize went to this work for its impressive use of powerful driftwood. In addition to the bold placement of large driftwood as the base, the entire layout is covered with thin...
The Grand Prize winner is this work, which expresses a bold composition through the unique use of driftwood. Whether the driftwood was artificially processed is unclear, but the skill of the creator...
The arrangement of Tiger lotus leaves impression in this Nature Aquarium style layout. Composed of driftwood and rocks, its simple concave composition is well-balanced on both sides, and it...
An authentic concave aquascape won the second Silver Award. Its radially-arranged wood work is reminiscent of Takashi Amano's Nature Aquarium layouts while planting details and the color tone are...
The creator skillfully decides positioning of large, thick driftwood combining with slender branches to present a dramatic composition. The planting arrangement looks very natural.
The expression depicting an overhangling rack walll lis very powerful. The bold and wild composition helps express the water flowing from the rear right of the center to the left front, adding a...
