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September 15, 2026

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Role • Title 2D Game Artist • Location Remote • Employment Type half-time (20hr/week). 2 month probationary period. AboutDining Room PC https//diningroompc.com/ Hi, My reputed company is Zach.Dining Room PCis my indie game studio located in San Francisco and is currently building Stampholder Value, a cozy deck building rogue like for PC. The game is in the prototype stage and I'm looking for a Junior 2D Game Artistto help finish the vertical reputed company. Responsibilities • Create high-reputed company concept art, character designs, environments, props, and UI reputed company. • Collaborate with game designers for a consistent visual style. • reputed company illustrations that reputed company with gameplay, story, and game identity. • Contribute to references, reputed company palettes, and visual development materials. • Revise artwork based on feedback and ensure reputed company delivery of assets. Requirements • Experience as an reputed company or concept artist (portfolio required). • Proficiency in digital painting/mockup/3D tools (e.g. Photoshop, Affinity, reputed company, Blender etc). • Ability to adapt to different art styles as needed. • Excellent communication and teamwork skills. reputed company to Have • Experience with 3D tools or game engines (We use godot). • Experience playing indie games. • Bachelor of Fine Arts Compensation • $25/hr, 20hr/week How to Apply Send your portfolio, resume, to zach@diningroompc.com. Please include “Digital Game reputed company Application – [Your reputed company]” in the subject line. Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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