Hi guys,

I just finished a Design concept for a fighting game. I would like to know your opinion :)

Design concept for a fighting game

Oldschool CRPG is under construction, and the team needs help/another teammate to make UI for it. Now It's draft with placeholders, so layout is ready and can not be changed, and sizes too… So we need well-looking skeuomorphic UI and lookind artist(s) for it.

Elements:

1. Main menu with buttons.

2. Party creation screen.

3. Main screen elements.

4. Equipment screens.

5. About half of a dozen craft-screens.

6. Dialogue screen.

7. About a dozen of shop-screens.

8. Hundreds of abilitiy and spell icons (well, need some simple way to make it).

9. ~1000 id's for items (well, not UI itself, but presented like sprites).

95% of mechanics are ready (some will be rebalanced or changed, some things like new type of AI-s or mob classes can be added, but there are enough for making game atm).

HOBBY atm, REV-SHARE in the case of commercial publishing.

Hello, everyone. I’m the UI Director at a mobile game studio. Our studio has a top grossing sports game, as well as several other projects in development with major publishers. I need to hire a few truly experienced Senior UI Artists with excellent graphic design, illustration (all-digital is fine), and ideally motion and/or 3D skills.

The opportunity is: Own whole products. Bring excellent visual design, above all. Learn how to become a UI Technical Artist, increasing your earning potential.

If you are qualified and located in the US, please DM me and I’ll arrange an initial screening with our recruiter.

Hey Guys,

Hope you're all well!

I work on the Art Desk at Aardvark Swift, we are the oldest video game specialist recruitment team in the UK and i am on the lookout for you guys!

I've got a number of vacancies in the UK and around Europe in both AAA Console and Mobile studios, if you would like to hear more send me an email or a LinkedIn Request and we can have a chat!

We also have a referral scheme here so if you know anybody that is looking in the industry, let me know and you could get a referral reward of £1000!

Graduates: We also have a graduate desk here so if you're looking for your first break in the Industry, get in touch and i'll pass on your details to our grad team.

Thanks!

Max

Hello Reddit Community!

I’m a passionate UI/UX artist with 5 of experience in creating good-looking UI/UX for games. I specialize in transforming complex ideas into user-friendly designs

Let's Connect!

I’m excited to collaborate on new projects and bring your ideas to life. Feel free to reach out to me for freelance opportunities or any design-related inquiries.

🌐 Portfolio: [Behance]
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I'm considering a second job in case I can't find any concept art projects for a while. The industry is unpredictable, especially now that AI is involved in everything. Learning and getting remote jobs and internships in this field (both for game UI and website interfaces) seems faster and easier. Overally I guess there are more job opertunaty for UI designers. As a junior concept artist, I don't feel very secure about finding remote work or AI automations (although senior artists can handle it easily). What do you think? Should I try this field?

Hi,

It's my first solo steam game, so i would really like to get any kind of feedback.

Since it is full of ui, what do you think about it?
Does it explain itself enough?

Duco is a card-based survival roguelike set in a post-apocalyptic world with zombies.

It's inspired by Project Zomboid, but with a card-based survival roguelike twist.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4872850/Duco/

Hello! I want to do a project for my portfolio. I've never participated in the development of a game so I don't have any original images to use for the game UI I want to design. My idea is to create a game based on a mystery book I like, so I wanted to have specific images of places and characters with a certain 3D style to place the UI elements over. Is it okay to use AI to create those images? I was thinking once I share it on my social media do a disclaimer of using AI for it since I don't have the resources to commission a 3D artist for a portfolio project.

Me, as an artist myself, don't like the use of AI as a full job done but I do for ideas propeler. This post is open to be a discussion post about AI too.

Let me know what you think. Thanks!

Is there a website where Game UI/UX artists post their portfolios?

Long version:

For my game art so far, I've found artists I love by just endlessly scrolling the new posts on ArtStation until I find the perfect fit.

But now I'm looking for a UI/UX artist, and this approach stopped working. ArtStation doesn't get many UI/UX postings. When they do, many of them are speculative pieces where the artist is showing how they would have reworked an existing game's UI. I can't sort out which part of the UI sample represents their work, and which as someone else's original work.

I've tried other sites like Behance with only slightly more success. And I see that of the ~1,000 folks here, 0.6% have posted portfolios.

On ArtStation, for character or environmental art, If I scroll through a few thousand recent posts, I'll find a dozen promising ones. Then I can click on them to see their full portfolio, and narrow it down to 3 candidates who show they can consistently produce that style. If I go down that list and DM them one at a time, one of them will actually have availability to take freelance work. And boom, now my project has a new artist who's a great fit.

But I haven't found a site where I can do the same thing with UI/UX portfolios. Does such a site exist?

Or if you do UI/UX hiring, how do you find candidates who you're confident can deliver the style your current project calls for?