2D/3D Game Artist – Environment, Contract

Job Description:

  • Build environments for current and unannounced game titles across VR, PC, and console
  • Shape the look, feel, and style of games and influence art direction
  • Create stylized 2D/3D environments, environment props, and other game assets
  • Optimize environments for the performance requirements of VR, PC, and console platforms
  • Implement and configure materials, shader graphs, lighting, prefabs, addressables, and asset profiling in Unity
  • Contribute to environment design through blockouts, player flow, sightlines, and readability
  • Create marketing assets including 2D assets, trailers, and store art
  • Collaborate with artists and developers to improve the game

Requirements:

  • Technical art ability in Unity, including materials, shaders, lighting, and asset optimization across multiple build targets
  • Comfortable with code in the Unity Editor
  • Multi-platform experience across VR headsets, PC builds, and console targets
  • Ability to take a space from gray box to shipped and make deliberate player-movement design choices
  • Experience using Blender, Unity, Figma, and Adobe
  • Creative and imaginative design skills, emphasizing unique characters and atmospheric environments
  • Availability during US EST or PST time zones for team collaboration
  • Bonus: quick 2D concept art or hand sketches
  • Bonus: Editor tooling that speeds up the art team
  • Bonus: experience with AI-assisted art or pipeline tools

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