Hello, I'm Anna/Lavinnia from Transparent Games. For our second sfw otome visual novel commercial project we're looking for a sprite and CG artist (different positions). This will be long-term work on a medium-sized visual novel (7-8 sprites, 15 CGs). Concept art will be provided.
Application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... sp=sf_link
The Demon Queen is an Adventurer?! [otome visual novel]
After the Demon Queen (you) gets dethroned from her position by her brother, she embarks on a journey to get stronger and gather allies. All she wants is to get revenge. Hiding as a normal human, she stumbles upon an opportunity to join the Hero's party. Who would be better suited as a tool for revenge if not the Hero and his friends whose singular purpose is to defeat the demons and bring peace to the kingdom? Thinking her plan is perfect the Demon Queen joins the adventuring party. But maybe there is more to life than revenge?
Rates:
For this particular visual novel we're looking to pay
up to 100 dollars per sprite (one pose, one outfit, 7 expressions), concept provided
up to 150 dollars per CG with 2 halfbody characters/up to 100 dollars per CG with 1 halfbody character with some background visible
Rates are negotiable, so if you're slightly above budget, please apply.
We won't be answering dms. The only way to apply to the project is via this form. We will reach out to the people we're interested in working with.
Start of the project is also negotiable (August/September at the latest). The sprites/CGs will be commissioned one at a time, so make sure you have the availability for the next year.
Thank you very much for your application!
-Anna
[Paid/Commercial] Sprite/CG Artist for an otome visual novel
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