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🧠 Looking for 2D Game Artist (Pixel/UI/Sprites) – Join Our Beta-Stage Multiplayer Shooter (Godot, Rev-Share & Credit)

A topic by Aroama created Jul 12, 2025 Views: 730 Replies: 11
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Hey everyone!

I’m an indie developer currently working solo on Bullet Blitz – a fast-paced 2D top-down multiplayer shooter (for Android & PC), now in beta.

The game already has core systems in place like multiplayer, bots, and matchmaking — and now I’m looking for a 2D Game Artist to help bring it to the next level with polished visuals.

I'm looking for a 2D Game Artist to join me as a creative partner to help polish:

  • 🔫 Weapon art (guns, grenades)

  • 🎯 UI elements (killfeed, scoreboards, icons)

  • 🧍 Character sprites (player, enemies, maybe bots)

  • 💥 Simple FX (explosions, muzzle flash, impact)


🤝 What You’ll Get:

  • Full artist credit in-game and online

  • Great portfolio material for your resume

  • Option for Rev-share on future monetization

  • Join a solid, serious project with lots of backend/dev work already done

📎 Links (will share more if you DM):

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Hii! Please check out my art here I have semi realism/ realism and cartoony/anime styles ^^ 

Prices are negotiable!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W9nr04kjkKoa4rkW_FYmAfi0nPJLSV3s?usp=share_link

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Oops mb, it’s opened now 

Hey! The project description sounds interesting to me, and I would like to try. I'm currently building my portfolio as a 2D concept artist and looking for game projects to gain experience. 
Here you can check my portfolio:
https://www.artstation.com/kathiliatskaia/albums/13973377

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Hi! Thanks a lot for reaching out — your portfolio looks great.

I’m currently developing a 2D multiplayer shooter game that's already in beta. Right now, I’m looking for someone who can help with texture polish, tilemap environment art, and character/weapon sprites to improve the game’s overall visual quality before release.

I’m working solo without a budget, so I can’t offer upfront payment — but I’d be happy to set up a revenue share agreement if the game starts earning money after launch.

If you're still interested, I can send you a build of the game, some references, and a list of what I need. Would love to collaborate if it’s a good fit for both of us!

Looking forward to hearing from you. 🙂

Hi!
Thank you, I'm happy to hear that!

I understand it, and it's fine with me.  As I said, I would give it a try because I need experience working on existing games. My main expertise is 2D game art, but I am learning 3D now, so it would also be a good practice. 

 Share agreement sounds good!

Yes, it would be great if you could send me more info. Feel free to DM me!

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Awesome! I'm really glad to hear that — sounds like we can make something great together 😊
Can you share your Instagram, Facebook, or Discord handle?
Or feel free to DM me directly — whichever is easier for you!

I don't know how to DM on this platform. You can contact me on Discord kathi_l or on Instagram @ kathiliart

Check your Instagram, a msg from :  https://www.instagram.com/shaharia_1919?igsh=YzljYTk1ODg3Zg==

Hi there, I am usually dwell on visual novel/narrative driven UI art, but feel free to discuss with me if you still need UI artist
https://vgen.co/ratslayer/service/visual-novel-ui/ef5acdac-0af9-4979-9490-a1043d...

Hey! 😊 Thanks a lot for reaching out — your UI work looks super polished and elegant!

Just to be upfront: this is a rev-share project, not a paid commission at this stage. I’m currently developing a mobile top-down 2D multiplayer shooter, and your UI expertise could really bring the project to the next level.

If you're open to collaborating on a rev-share basis (and potentially taking a lead UI role as the game evolves), I’d love to share more details and show you what we’ve built so far!

Let me know what you think. 🙌

Unfortunately I can only take paid job at this moment. Good luck for your projects though!