Digital Imaging Specialist/ Digital Artist

What You'll Do7

• Edit and annotate existing images against written briefs, reference material, and project guidelines.
• Produce visual variations that stay consistent in style, composition, color, lighting, texture, and detail.
• Handle retouching, compositing, cleanup, and background edits on digital images.
• Rebuild or improve textures, materials, objects, characters, and scene elements.
• Apply feedback accurately and follow detailed production instructions.
• Document workflows, style decisions, and required metadata.
• Deliver final outputs that are polished, consistent, and ready for production.

Requirements9

• At least 2 years of professional work as a 2D or 3D artist or in a closely related role.
• A portfolio that shows stylized 2D and 3D work and clear material exploration.
• Ability to reproduce real-world materials and handcrafted textures convincingly.
• Strong grasp of form, silhouette, and visual storytelling.
• Experience with non-photorealistic rendering (NPR) workflows.
• Knowledge of useful plug-ins and scripts in After Effects, 3ds Max, and Cinema 4D.
• Solid understanding of 3D modeling, topology, lighting, shading, and rendering.
• Clear written and verbal communication.
• High attention to detail and dependable time management.

Who Should Apply

Candidates with 2+ years of 2D or 3D art experience and a portfolio built on stylized, material-driven work will fit this project. The role suits artists who know NPR pipelines and tools like After Effects, 3ds Max, and Cinema 4D, and who are comfortable with image annotation tasks.

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