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Looking For Work: Pixel Art | Environment | Technical Art | Game Assets

Hi! I’m  Zack - Mid-Level Pixel Artist and Generalist Artist focus for now on complex pixel art environments and technical asset creation. I specialize in building immersive digital worlds for games and Web3 projects.

Skills:

• Pixel art environments
• Isometric style
• Logo design
• UI elements and in-game assets
• Technical asset creation
• Environment storytelling
• Props and object design
• Visual identity for Web3/Game projects
• Advanced 3D workflow integration
• Concept adaptation into pixel art

Tech stack:

• Adobe Photoshop
• Figma
• Adobe Illustrator
• Blender
• Aseprite
• Clip Studio Paint
• Blender
• Adobe After Effects

Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/maaxkeker#

Pricing: I work on a per-project basis.

-Small assets/props: starting from $20 

-Full isometric buildings/complex objects: starting from $50

- Large environments/maps: starting from $160+

Payment & Delivery: I am based in a region with payment restrictions, so I prefer USDT (Crypto).

Contact me:

Discord: curse_dedushka 

Telegram: https://t.me/ZackGphom

 Email: zackgphom@gmail.com

I will be glad to work with you!

I was just thinking about this and even tested it, but the problem is that it can cause small artifacts that seem to take a little time to fix, but I would still like the result to be perfect and ready to work right away.

Hi! Thanks a lot for the feedback.

I checked the image and I see the issue. My app is made for real pixel art in its original size. It scans every pixel, so if the image is upscaled or compressed, small color variations get treated as separate pixels. That is why you get those shaded borders and messy results.

In your case the image was enlarged, so each pixel actually contains multiple colors from scaling and compression. The app reads that as real data.

I’d recommend using a clean source closer to the original size, or downscaling first (preferably with nearest neighbor) and then running it again. You can also clean up colors a bit in Photoshop or similar tools before converting.

I’ll also update the upload rules to make this clearer. I’ll also try to adapt the algorithm to handle cases like this better, so even upscaled images can be processed more like proper pixel art by ignoring noise.

Thanks again for testing and the report.

PS. I also tried fixing your image myself, here is a Google Drive link.

The result might be  not perfect since some details shrink when downscaling, but for true pixel art it works correctly. I downscaled the original about 5.5x.

Thanks for the review but it wasn’t worth it, the project is still very raw and there’s almost nothing in it

Horror in the style of Re1 about a man who finds himself on an abandoned container ship in the middle of the ocean

Raytan

What has been done

Mechanics of switching cameras as in re1

A set of assets for 2 locations

Partially completed first location

Decorative scripts

Sound effects

Unfinished second location in the form of a captain's bridge

Model character

Temporary ost

Main menu

working doors

Perhaps something else

Since this is a pre-alpha version, the emphasis is on the picture, so there are quite a lot of bugs here

Mechanics of switching cameras as in re1

A set of assets for 2 locations

Partially completed first location

Decorative scripts

Sound effects

Unfinished second location in the form of a captain's bridge

Model character

Temporary ost

Main menu

working doors

Looking for team

I can make game ready 2n3d arts, also concept etc. 

My ArtStation - https://www.artstation.com/volume_247

Text me if interested in discord curse_dedushka

(UPD:I already have a couple offers so if ur idea are cool maybe u have a chance))