Frictional Games looking for a 3D Environment Artist [paid, project-based, 1 year]
Title: 3D artist
Focus: Polishing environments and props
Type: Full-time, project-based (approx. 1 year)
Last day to apply: 4th of November 2018
We at Frictional Games have previously released Amnesia: The Dark Descent, and more recently SOMA. After 3 years of hard work, we are now close to finishing one of our new games. We want it to look amazing, and to accomplish that we need more (hu)manpower.
We are now looking for an experienced 3D artist, who will focus on environments and props for our upcoming horror game. Our ideal person loves horror, and is able to convey atmospheric environments and terrifying scenes through 3D art. The position is full-time and project-based, lasting for about a year until the new game is ready to be shipped.
WHAT WILL YOU WORK ON?
We are quite a small team, but we consider that our strength. As an environment artist you will get to work on every level of the game, ranging from small props to whole levels. This means your contribution will greatly influence how the final game looks, plays, and evokes emotions.
Here are some of the things you will be working on:
- Creating basic models that make up the levels, such as walls and floors
- Modelling props of various complexity, both with and without the help of concept art, and often having to take gameplay concerns into account
- Constructing particle systems, both by drawing textures and using parameters in our editor
- Combining various techniques to create special effects, such as flowing water or fire.
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POST AND OUR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES HERE:
https://frictionalgames.blogspot.com/2018/10/hiring-project-based-3d-artist.html
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It says you have to be an EU resident to apply but can also work from home. IF remote is an option then is the EU residency a necessity?