The runner ups with 187 and 82 votes respectively are:

Victor Perez
and
Diogo Girondi

Both Victor and Diogo will also receive our Nukepedia Satchel.

Congratulations Ivan, Victor and Diogo!

Almost 1,000 votes were cast over a month.  Thanks everyone who took the time to vote! 

And a special thanks to the sponsors of this little event: The Foundry and Intraware

Your most valuable players:

	Ivan Busquets I've been in the VFX industry for 10 years now, and a Nuke user for about half that time, although only as my main compositing package for the last 3 years or so. I am originally from Spain, and started my career in Barcelona, but work and life have taken me to London, Vancouver and currently San Francisco.
	Victor Perez I'm harvesting pixels since 1997, the last 5 years using Nuke for feature films. Currently I'm comping at Double Negative and teaching at cmiVFX.
	Diogo Girondi I've been working as a compositor for about 12 years now, and using Nuke on a daily basis for the past 9 years. I'm now working at a new company called QuantaPost here in Brazil.

 
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