qucchia: I'll give you tasks when I've sorted out all the artists.

qucchia wrote:

We have a good amount of general artists but not many conceptual artists or animators. Can anyone here be one?
- Conceptual artist: you just need to have imagination and have an idea in your head, and be able to put that idea into pen and paper or digital art.
- Animator: you need only a little code knowledge, enough to move and rotate sprites together to make animations, mainly for transitions and human actions such as walking.

qucchia wrote:

We have a good amount of general artists but not many conceptual artists or animators. Can anyone here be one?
- Conceptual artist: you just need to have imagination and have an idea in your head, and be able to put that idea into pen and paper or digital art.
- Animator: you need only a little code knowledge, enough to move and rotate sprites together to make animations, mainly for transitions and human actions such as walking.

qucchia wrote:

Boomer001, you're now a cloud programmer!
Acting_Is_Awesome, you're now a user interface programmer!
Your jobs may change in the future. You will be given tasks soon.

Whoever applied as an artist, could you tell me what platform you use for making art? Is it Scratch or something else?

Artistasaurus wrote:

But I don't have an example ;(
Can I prove it some other way?

set [motion] to [sad]

Maybe you could make some art now? If it's got something to do with the game that would be great!

qucchia wrote:

We have a good amount of general artists but not many conceptual artists or animators. Can anyone here be one?
- Conceptual artist: you just need to have imagination and have an idea in your head, and be able to put that idea into pen and paper or digital art.
- Animator: you need only a little code knowledge, enough to move and rotate sprites together to make animations, mainly for transitions and human actions such as walking.

qucchia wrote:

I've nearly sorted everything out, I just need one more thing: if you think you would like being a character artist, focused on making people and soldiers, tell me now.

qucchia wrote:

Everyone, you should check out the list of jobs and see if you agree with where I've put everyone.

37_Scratch wrote:

im unfollowing

ContourLines wrote:

Artistasaurus wrote:

~snip~

please don't go off-topic, thanks

qucchia wrote:

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Artistasaurus wrote:

~snip~
hehe

Can I do intro for dillib? I got the idea already!

qucchia wrote:

I've nearly sorted everything out, I just need one more thing: if you think you would like being a character artist, focused on making people and soldiers, tell me now.