Senior UI Artist [Freelance]
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Job description
Are you interested by video games and have a passion for this industry?
Join our award winning creation team and take part in creating user-interface assets and menu designs for our multiplatform games.
Your work will leverage the art direction, dress up the user-experience flow and enhance the visual narrative of the game.
Working under the supervision of the UI/UX Director you will be a key part of the art production, collaborating with the user-experience and design teams. You will be working alongside experts in various disciplines, ranging from engineering to design, art and UX.
Your work will take you on a technological, design and artistic journey across all gaming hardware platforms: from tablet and mobile to PC and home-consoles.
- Solid experience in composition, colour and production.
- Solid experience in typography.
- Solid expertise in Photoshop.
- Solid expertise in Illustrator.
- Solid expertise in photomontage and 2D special effects.
- Solid expertise in drawing and touching up using a graphics tablet.
- Able to produce original graphical compositions (framing, camera angles, etc.).
- Ability to take graphical initiative is desired and appreciated.
- Proactive and able to work independently.
- Able to work in a team.
- Very good general knowledge of visual and graphical trends (TV, movies, web, games, etc.).
Assets:
- Portfolio demonstrating your sense of artistry and finesse.
- Good personal experience desired.
- High level of English appreciated.
- Finesse and high quality of work are expected.
Why Join the World of Gameloft?
- Because you want to be part of an exceptional experience within a company that is constantly growing!
- Because you want to work with talented people who are industry pioneers!
- Because you want to be part of an international environment with daily contact with other countries & cultures!
- Because you want to work in an inclusive equal opportunity workplace!
- Or, just because you’re looking for a great place to work!
Benefits:
- Learning bootcamps and platforms (such as O'Reilly and GDC Vault)
- Birthday day off + option to work a shortened schedule on three days.
- Flexible work-from-home remote model
Here at Gameloft, we create moments of happiness for our players all over the world through exciting gaming experiences. This is our mission, and it has been the same for over 25 years. We are the proud creators of Asphalt, Dungeon Hunter, Modern Combat, and over 200 other great games.
There is a game for everyone, and we are now expanding to cross-platform games on PC and consoles, with titles such as Disney Speedstorm and Disney Dreamlight Valley, to provide our players with even more amazing adventures.
With more than 3,000 passionate Gamelofters across the globe, we take great pride in our differences and draw on them to create games just as diverse as we are.
If you’re looking for a new challenge and want to work with a bold and talented group of people, don’t hesitate to join the game!
Originally posted on Himalayas
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