In need of 3D Generalists

MonsterMan

Greetings!

I have work for those who may be looking. I have a project that needs to be completed by the end of the year, but not enough modelers to finish it. Its mainly hard surface modeling with PBR materials. There is creating new assets and re-topo of current ones. I'm looking for 2-3 full time generalists that can UV, texture and hard surface model low poly assets with Normals. It has to be through UpWork and you will need to have a portfolio. 

Thank you

cardinal

why  upwork only ? 

Believehammer

Upwork and other sites like this, are only for underpaying the artist. A job that would cost $1000 on these sites costs $200 or less.

cardinal

so so true thats why i asked 

Osaka_Z

I'm available but not on Upwork 

appmechanic

What are other options available for 3D Artist to find work ? I have less success in finding anything from Polycount

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