Thank you for taking the time to read this!
I am currently looking to commission a Graphic Artist that can help my programmer, Palanto Games, and I create a unique graphic interface for our next Ren’Py Game.
Along with the usual interface that we’d like to change into something uniquely fitting our next game, we will also need a unique, collapsible, display designed to look like a diary/journal that can be opened during gameplay for players to check general game stats, character bios (with render image overlays) and relationship points per character interacted with, as well as, a location map for players to select locations in which to travel to in this open sandbox game.
Production for this is slated to begin in the middle June with an August/September release schedule, upon the completion of our first game: “Wicked Choices”.
While this will be for an adult game production, the artist hired will be credited throughout the game production phase and after completion if the artist wishes in order to utilize it for their portfolio.
For those interested, please include a link to a sample of your work and abilities and please provide your current commission rates.
Again, thank you for taking the time to read this and we look forward to the possibility of working with you.
Sincerely,
ASLPro3D
https://www.patreon.com/ASLPro3D
In Search of Graphic Artist for Paid Assignment!!
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