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Job offers / [PAID] Seeking Pixel Artist/s - Characters, Environments, Animations
« on: January 19, 2015, 04:59:27 pm »
Hi everybody,
I'm looking for an artist or group of artists for an upcoming RPG project, Days of Ruin. This is paid work, with compensation based on the quality of your output and the scale provided by Cyangmou at http://wayofthepixel.net/index.php?topic=16239.msg147486#msg147486. References and/or work history on released projects would be a big plus, but aren't necessary.
The game is an RPG that primarily takes its inspiration from the Ogre Battle series and SNES-era Final Fantasys, particularly Final Fantasy VI. Essentially, it combines the Ogre Battle series' RTS-lite battle map mechanics with the "town level" interaction and turn-based battle system of more traditional RPGs.
To vastly oversimplify things, the aim for the game aesthetically is to take its cues from Chrono Trigger, but with the more "realistic" tone of something like a Matsuno game such as Ogre Battle/Final Fantasy Tactics/Tactics Ogre. Here's a list of the work I currently need completed, with examples/samples:
- 6-12 ~30x40 base character sprites, some for generic units based on a standard model, some from scratch for unique characters.
- 1-2 "town level" tilesets
- 1 world map/overworld tileset
- 4-10 150x150 character portraits (examples below are only 128x128)
- Character animations - run, attack, cast, etc. - number dependent on character, quality of animation, number of sprites, etc.
- 1-2 640x360 JRPG-style battle backgrounds
- 2 ~ 640x360 ‘set pieces’ - unique environments meant for cutscenes
All existing art will need to be redone, eventually. This is only the first round of work I need done, so the job is likely to expand a great deal in the future.
If you think you would be a good fit for the project, feel free to contact me at andrew.silverm@gmail.com. In the interest of speeding the process along, if you have any work that you think would show you as a particularly good fit for this project, please send it along with your email. If you don't, unless you're proven in a style approximate to what I'm looking for I'll likely ask for a small sample piece related to the work you want to do.
Thanks,
Andrew
I'm looking for an artist or group of artists for an upcoming RPG project, Days of Ruin. This is paid work, with compensation based on the quality of your output and the scale provided by Cyangmou at http://wayofthepixel.net/index.php?topic=16239.msg147486#msg147486. References and/or work history on released projects would be a big plus, but aren't necessary.
The game is an RPG that primarily takes its inspiration from the Ogre Battle series and SNES-era Final Fantasys, particularly Final Fantasy VI. Essentially, it combines the Ogre Battle series' RTS-lite battle map mechanics with the "town level" interaction and turn-based battle system of more traditional RPGs.
To vastly oversimplify things, the aim for the game aesthetically is to take its cues from Chrono Trigger, but with the more "realistic" tone of something like a Matsuno game such as Ogre Battle/Final Fantasy Tactics/Tactics Ogre. Here's a list of the work I currently need completed, with examples/samples:
- 6-12 ~30x40 base character sprites, some for generic units based on a standard model, some from scratch for unique characters.
- 1-2 "town level" tilesets
- 1 world map/overworld tileset
- 4-10 150x150 character portraits (examples below are only 128x128)
- Character animations - run, attack, cast, etc. - number dependent on character, quality of animation, number of sprites, etc.
- 1-2 640x360 JRPG-style battle backgrounds
- 2 ~ 640x360 ‘set pieces’ - unique environments meant for cutscenes
All existing art will need to be redone, eventually. This is only the first round of work I need done, so the job is likely to expand a great deal in the future.
If you think you would be a good fit for the project, feel free to contact me at andrew.silverm@gmail.com. In the interest of speeding the process along, if you have any work that you think would show you as a particularly good fit for this project, please send it along with your email. If you don't, unless you're proven in a style approximate to what I'm looking for I'll likely ask for a small sample piece related to the work you want to do.
Thanks,
Andrew