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Freelance Illustrator – Horror Game Capsule Art

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Join a Unique Project as the Visual Lead for a Psychological Horror Investigation Game
The role involves creating a striking key illustration and a cohesive set of eight Steam capsule and library assets, all derived from your original artwork. The game centers on interrogating sentient machines, and the art must capture a tense, atmospheric tone that aligns with the detailed creative brief provided. You may use hand-drawn line art or 3D art that convincingly mimics a 2D style, ensuring there is clear space for an existing logo. This is a time-sensitive assignment with a firm delivery deadline.
Deliverables
- One key illustration that sets the visual tone for the game’s Steam presence
- Eight Steam capsule and library assets in various sizes (462×174 to 3840×1240), all derived from the main illustration
- Layered source files in PSD or equivalent format
- Two rounds of revisions based on feedback
- Artwork must not use AI-generated imagery
- Full worldwide, perpetual commercial rights granted to the client, with portfolio and in-game credit retained by the artist
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Requirements
- Proven experience in illustration for games, entertainment, or related media
- Strong portfolio demonstrating ability to create atmospheric, narrative-driven art
- Proficiency in hand-drawn or 3D art that emulates a 2D style
- Ability to interpret and execute a detailed creative brief
- Skilled in delivering layered source files (PSD or equivalent)
- Excellent communication and responsiveness to feedback
- Available to deliver final assets by September 15th
- Must not use AI-generated imagery in any part of the process
- Open to working remotely; no location restrictions


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