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Hello gang!

My name is Jeanne, I’m a 23 year old trans woman, and I’m also a newly graduated professional concept artist. Problem: I don’t have any experience under my belt so I can’t really get jobs in the industry. Solution: join an indie group through itch, whether it’s for a game jam or otherwise, and work on projects that will hopefully ship and give me a proof of effectiveness that I can give to companies.

I’ll get the hard part out of the way; monetization wise, if the game makes ANY money, I expect a fair cut. At least an equal dividend of the money that is made, I.e. if it’s a 6 man team, I expect at least 1/6th, so on and so forth. If I’m juggling 20 different jobs on a team then I might ask for more, but that shouldn’t be an issue. 

Anyways! I am able to make key art (illustrations), character concept art, environment concept art, prop concept art, orthographic views of characters, I can help develop character designs and set designs, and I can also do pixel art; attached is a piece I made after playing signalis.

My favorite types of games are Story Heavy games, like Signalis, Mouthwashing, etc., so that is mainly what I’m looking to work on. Stuff that has a really juicy and meaningful story I can bite into. 

As far as work environment goes, I NEED a proper, dedicated director on the team, whose job is organizing monetization and project management. I prefer if they aren’t the programmer, and I prefer they don’t hold any other role in the team, mainly because I don’t want to be grappling with the whole “I need to wait so that I can figure out what I need from you” that happens anytime a programmer is also a director. If the game has a crack team, though, and the programmers are on top of their game and able to make stuff for it quickly and actually produce results from my work, then by all means I’m willing to bend on this.  

if you’re interested in working with me, please DM me on discord: woadge

My portfolio can be found here: https://woadge.com/concept-art

Hello all,

I'm a senior in University and I'm filling out my portfolio with concept art pieces, and I figured the best way to do that AND get something to put on my resume is to work with an indie group. I am primarily looking for story-heavy games with rich worldbuilding as one of it's core tenets. My portfolio can be found here. I have other work in a different art style on my site, but I prefer to stick to the art style that can be found in the concept art section of my portfolio specifically.

If this sounds like you, we may be in business; I'll include a google form link at the bottom of this post to get in touch with me. If you are operating on some platform other than discord, please simply include an email address in it's place.

I am a transgender person; if this is an issue for your team, please do not contact me. I expect to have my identity respected by any colleagues I work with. I don't expect people to be disrespectful, but I figured I'd be transparent going into this. I will get in contact with you within the next 2 days if I'm interested.

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Hello all,

I'm a senior in University and I'm filling out my portfolio with concept art pieces, and I figured the best way to do that AND get something to put on my resume is to work with an indie group. I am primarily looking for story-heavy games with rich worldbuilding as one of it's core tenets. My portfolio can be found here. I have other work in a different art style on my site, but I prefer to stick to the art style that can be found in the concept art section of my portfolio specifically.

If this sounds like you, we may be in business; I'll include a google form link at the bottom of this post to get in touch with me. If you are operating on some platform other than discord, please simply include an email address in it's place.

I am a transgender person; if this is an issue for your team, please do not contact me. I expect to have my identity respected by any colleagues I work with. I don't expect people to be disrespectful, but I figured I'd be transparent going into this.

Due to my desire to join a group that I believe has a solid chance to release a game, I request that you send a google drive link with a gameplay sample; it doesn't have to be solid and I don't expect it to have assets (or, if it does, I don't mind if they're open source assets), but I want to see the vision so I can make the call on whether it's worth my time to hop in on or not. I will get in contact with you within the next 2 days if I'm interested.

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Hello! My team has been working on a project akin to signalis and resident evil; a 3D cyberpunk horror/thriller following a psychic protagonist trying to find her wife in a post-singularity world with killer robots roaming the streets. We need a person experienced in 3D with Godot, but we can settle for someone who is passable with setting up 3D projects. We could use one to two more coders on this project. Here is a piece of concept art we have for the game!

Requirements:

- Can Program

- Can utilize GDScript and adhere to the official style guide

- Some knowledge of 3D game dev

- Willing to work alongside queer and trans people and respect everyone in the group’s identity (We are a group of many queer folks working on a queer game, but not every team member is queer. It is not a requirement that you be queer as long as you are willing to work with us and be respectful of everyone.)

This project tackles themes of Anti-Capitalism, Queer identity, and Religion. It’s a doomed Yuri story with multiple endings. We have an incredibly talented team of artists, writers, modelers, and musicians. We just need to round out our programming department. Game Dev will be done through GitHub and democracy is used for any major decisions. RevShare will be an even split in all directions after paying for game listing.
We have an incredibly talented team working on this project already; a musician, 2 programmers without experience in 3D, a concept artist, a writer, a 3d technical artist and a 3d character artist.

If interested, DM me on Discord (woadge) and include an example of something you've produced before. It doesn't have to be the most advanced thing in the world, just proof you can hang with the other programmers is fine.