Miggy
June 23rd, 2006, 04:32 PM
Panic Level Games is a startup videogame developer that is seeking a talented lead artist to take charge of our game's art direction. We have some excellent technology in place that is on the same level as many big name next-generation titles with a graphics engine that comes close to producing the quality an offline renderer can produce.
The Panic Level team consists of talented game industry veterans. Our goals for the game we're developing are a lot smaller than the average next-generation game so the art assets we require are small. We do insist on the highest quality art.
Tasks would involve:
1) Designing a realistic futuristic level.
2) Mechanical design and modeling.
3) Polishing existing models and working to specifications to make assets work with the game engine.
What's in it for you:
1) The chance to become a founding member of a new game studio.
2) The chance to earn royalties on the final product.
3) The opportunity to control the artistic direction of a game (not many industry professionals working on big projects have the freedom to do this).
We can afford to pay a small incentive for each art asset delivered but our studio currently does not have the funds to pay a full-time position.
This position would be ideal to any artist with talent looking for a way to break into the industry or any industry veteran that has spare time to work on a project and is looking for a chance to break out of studio slavery.
For more information contact: mike@paniclevel.com
The Panic Level team consists of talented game industry veterans. Our goals for the game we're developing are a lot smaller than the average next-generation game so the art assets we require are small. We do insist on the highest quality art.
Tasks would involve:
1) Designing a realistic futuristic level.
2) Mechanical design and modeling.
3) Polishing existing models and working to specifications to make assets work with the game engine.
What's in it for you:
1) The chance to become a founding member of a new game studio.
2) The chance to earn royalties on the final product.
3) The opportunity to control the artistic direction of a game (not many industry professionals working on big projects have the freedom to do this).
We can afford to pay a small incentive for each art asset delivered but our studio currently does not have the funds to pay a full-time position.
This position would be ideal to any artist with talent looking for a way to break into the industry or any industry veteran that has spare time to work on a project and is looking for a chance to break out of studio slavery.
For more information contact: mike@paniclevel.com