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Unfortunately we are full at the moment, I apologize for not noticing the request on Discord.

Hey, if you are open, my team would appreciate a second programmer who has experience in Godot. Discord: junomakesthings_65289

I just realized, the team I initiated would actually really like to have a second programmer (Godot, we are leaning towards 2D). Your work looks pretty good!

Copying from discord (junomakesthings_65289)

Hello, previously mentioned doing art, but now one of my teams is looking for a programmer.

So far the team consists of:

- Art (2D, promotional), creative direction = me, EST

- Music, writing = KST

I do have a list of ideas lined up but I am always happy to take suggestions to build a good safety net for when the theme comes out. But if you are someone who does

Programming (MOST IMPORTANT):

- Open to (and has the skills for) unique puzzle design, typing games, and generally more experimental ideas.

- Experience with RPGMaker, GameMaker, Godot, or Unity a huge plus, especially in the realm of 2D (or 2D with few 3D elements) games (if it helps, my dream idea would best work with RPGMaker, but I have other ideas I love that can be more flexible with engines).

- Previously published games to look at is a huge plus, esp. in team settings (latter not required)

If you are open to other roles on this team:

- Writing: open to writing any of Realistic Fiction/Urban Fantasy, fine with possible mild horror. My ideas have a range between a more cozy strategy games and experimental games that, while not directly in the genre of horror, may be considered disturbing (existential/psychological at most with minimal to no on-screen harm). 

- 3D Art*: consistent low poly style and proficient in open source software like Blender

- Pixel Art*: in the case we go with a game using RPGMaker (dependant on theme and team comp), comfortable with making backgrounds and character sprites.

-Video Editor: If you have access to a good program, great. Even better if you have prior work to show. This is probably the second most important to a programmer.

*these may be compatible for some, but not all, ideas, DM if you want the ideas that would be most compatible with these roles

Hello, I know it's been a while since this game has released, but this game inspired me to try working with Adventuron and Rexpaint. Very beautiful and I enjoyed it a bunch.

How did you import the palette into Rexpaint? I'm currently trying to do that and the one time I managed to switch the palette I just could not paint with anything after.

I do realize that this will be an ink guzzler, haha. Thank you for your feedback. I'll see what I can do for a low ink version.

Just sent a request.

discord is junomakesthings_65289, i will let you know i am in the stage of browsing around to see where i'd fit best, for transparency

Just sent a request. :)

Got you. 

Some Work I Did For A Wrestling Tarot Series (Tarot Supercard) ^

Mixed Media Portraits and Sihlouettes ^

Mixed Media Character Design/Art ^

Covers and Promotional Stuff (I made the font for the bottom one)^

Just sent  friend request. Should be junomakesthings_(bunch of numbers).

Hello! I'm open to being a concept artist for a team. I have access to Krita at the moment. I can help you in the stages of designing characters, running through creative ideas, making promotional art and provide advice on visual accessibility.

Some things I think I'd be the most useful for:

- Character design/costuming/art*

- Talk sprites (if you are leaning that way, keep in mind I am fresh to this)

- Promotional illustrations (headers, thumbnails, etc)

Things I Am ESPECIALLY Passionate About : Pro wrestling, tokusatsu, vocaloid, nature, the color green pops up a lot in my work if your idea has a lot of green i might be a good fit.

*My ArtFight (junot_draws) is a good way of getting a recent sample of my stylistic range for drawing characters,

Some relevant artwork I have made:

Gif Portraits via Wigglypaint

Mixed Media Portraits (and silhouettes):

Mixed Media Costume/Character Art

Some Personal Project Book Covers: