3D Environment Artist / Sr. Environment Artist

About the Role:

Artists/ Senior Artists play a very important role in the art team. They often take on the most complex of art creation tasks on projects, and their role extends to beyond creation of art. They help with the study and interpretation of client specifications and requirements, create queries for the client, do first level artistic check of the work done by artists, troubleshooting etc.

Requirements

• Excellent 3D environment creation skills
• High degree of proficiency in the use of industry standard software like Maya, Max, Photoshop and zBrush
• Hands on experience working with software like Substance Painter, Substance Designer, Blender
• Strong knowledge of Game Art pipeline, Realtime shaders and engines like Unreal and Unity.
• Strong attention to detail
• Good communication skills – verbal and written
• Self-starter
• Team player

Job Description:

• Study and interpret client brief and specifications to arrive at a clear understanding of work requirement
• Assist in effort estimation for new work
• Contribute to the pre-production work by collecting relevant references, creating checklists, formulating queries for clients etc.
• Help establish clarity in asset creation workflow for a project by creating the sample asset
• Create high quality error free 3D assets as per client’s specifications
• Deliver files as per client specifications / best practices with regard to file naming, folder structure etc.
• Undertake the creation of benchmark assets for a project
• Provide direction / guidance to artists on the team. If required, do a first level check of their work to ensure adherence to artistic and technical requirements
• Help with troubleshooting on the project
• Actively participate in team meetings. Provide ideas and suggestions that can contribute to project success. Identify risks and raise red flags accordingly
• Regularly and clearly communicate status of their work, and that of any artists in their charge, to the Lead and the PM
• Ensure that the work of self, and that of artists in their charge, is completed within the budgeted effort