Illustrator & Cartoonist - Remote AI Art Project

What You'll Do7

• Draw digital character illustrations and sketches from the reference images the project supplies.
• Build creative variations of each character without losing the traits that make it identifiable.
• Apply solid fundamentals of composition, color, lighting, perspective, and proportion to every piece.
• Shift your visual approach to fit different themes and briefs as the project requires.
• Record the style choices, creative reasoning, and simple prompt metadata behind each deliverable.
• Hand in finished, high-quality artwork by the deadlines set for each project stage.
• Manage your own revision rounds and keep the character's visual consistency intact across changes.

Requirements5

• Background in illustration, sketching, cartooning, concept art, or a comparable discipline.
• A portfolio that shows range, originality, and close attention to detail.
• Familiarity with styles such as character design, stylized illustration, surreal, cinematic, vintage, retro, steampunk, or glitch art.
• Hands-on command of Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, Adobe Illustrator, Clip Studio Paint, Affinity Suite, or similar digital tools.
• Ability to work without close supervision, handle your own revisions, and hit expected timelines.

Who Should Apply

Artists who can point to real character design or stylized illustration work and who keep a character on-model while experimenting with new looks fit this project best. Freshers, interns, and experienced professionals all qualify, so long as the portfolio proves versatility rather than a single repeated style. Candidates who submit a thin or off-topic portfolio, or who show only one visual theme, tend to score low on fit here. Applications also lose ground when the portfolio fails to demonstrate the fundamentals of composition, color, and proportion that the brief calls out. If you would rather work on strict replication with no room for creative variation, this role will frustrate you.

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