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Job offers / [PAID] Simple 2d Ship Animation
« on: February 21, 2016, 10:13:38 pm »
Hi guys.... WOW...Long time since I posted here....Hope everyone is doing well. :-)
Ok, now then, Im in the process of designing a game (Pos release on Steam) and I need a bit of help with some graphic elements.
Without going in to too many details here (As I have an NDA and cant say too much) what I need is for someone to do a good looking pixel mock-up of this spaceship....
(Its the prometheus ship in case anyone was wondering.)
Now that picture is a quick render of a 3D model, and what I need is this:
The engines need to rotate in to the landing position, and the connecting bar also needs to drop down to a straight level.
Thats it.....very simple work.... but I don't have time myself to do it so can anyone do this for me?
To give you a visualisation on the finished size of the sprite, here is a quick mock-up of what its size should look like on the play screen.....
Ok, so to add all the other things on this post that you guys need.....
1. Company title and/or individual representing and offering employment.
Well Im asking, but the firm Im doing the work for is Darkstudio Productions. They are a small gaming firm, and I have worked with them before so I know they are legit.
2. Project title.
At the moment the project is being called "Operation Moonbeam". Thats just the working title and not the real name of the game so Im told.
3. Description of company or project.
See Above.
4. Talent/Position requirements.
Pixel Artist. Someone who can do a good rendering of the above model. The model art needs to be in the form of PNG images which will show the animation of the landing engines and connecting bar.
NOTE: I can send you the 3D model to help you if you need it...let me know.
5. Payment.
We can discuss this and I am flexible, but I would not think that it would take a massive amount of time to do what is needed, so perhaps something in the area of $50 to $100.... but hey, we can talk on that no problem.
6. Contact information.
Just PM me on here and I will get right back to you.
Thanks for looking...And its nice to be back on the forum! :-)
Ok, now then, Im in the process of designing a game (Pos release on Steam) and I need a bit of help with some graphic elements.
Without going in to too many details here (As I have an NDA and cant say too much) what I need is for someone to do a good looking pixel mock-up of this spaceship....
(Its the prometheus ship in case anyone was wondering.)
Now that picture is a quick render of a 3D model, and what I need is this:
The engines need to rotate in to the landing position, and the connecting bar also needs to drop down to a straight level.
Thats it.....very simple work.... but I don't have time myself to do it so can anyone do this for me?
To give you a visualisation on the finished size of the sprite, here is a quick mock-up of what its size should look like on the play screen.....
Ok, so to add all the other things on this post that you guys need.....
1. Company title and/or individual representing and offering employment.
Well Im asking, but the firm Im doing the work for is Darkstudio Productions. They are a small gaming firm, and I have worked with them before so I know they are legit.
2. Project title.
At the moment the project is being called "Operation Moonbeam". Thats just the working title and not the real name of the game so Im told.
3. Description of company or project.
See Above.
4. Talent/Position requirements.
Pixel Artist. Someone who can do a good rendering of the above model. The model art needs to be in the form of PNG images which will show the animation of the landing engines and connecting bar.
NOTE: I can send you the 3D model to help you if you need it...let me know.
5. Payment.
We can discuss this and I am flexible, but I would not think that it would take a massive amount of time to do what is needed, so perhaps something in the area of $50 to $100.... but hey, we can talk on that no problem.
6. Contact information.
Just PM me on here and I will get right back to you.
Thanks for looking...And its nice to be back on the forum! :-)
