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Published: 2006-10-23 16:12:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 16396; Favourites: 251; Downloads: 277
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Here's the second half of my art test for a game company I'd love to work for... I'm crossing my fingers!(Edit: it was an art test for BioWare, and no, I didn't get the job.)
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Awww....sorry you didn't get the job
But this peice is wonderful!
I love the colors and bits of detail.
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nice! Sad you didn't get the job! Good luck with further applications!
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Would really love to see more SF art from you! This is quite darn nice. Love the style
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Self Control...that sounds a little scary to me. LOL Ahhh...its a game company that you work for. This is great work!
-CP
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Heh, not quite... guess I should fix the description. SF is the abbreviation I use for science fiction, and it was for an art test for a game company who subsequently decided not to hire me.
Thanks for the comment!
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Pretty cool. If I wanted it to work as a game environment, though, I'd probably want the back wall a little further away from the conference table so that it enabled a clear path for players to traverse.
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Hmmm. Good point. Heh, maybe that's why Bioware didn't hire me...
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Dude, shoot for the top! Bioware probably has thousands of candidates trying to get in, and at least a couple hundred that are actually good enough to do the job... competition for a slot with them has got to be fierce. Even being considered is pretty awesome.
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Eh. I seem to keep getting to the art test phase with a number of game companies and then flunking it... After this one, which put me off-schedule with real, paying work, and really added to my stress level by doing so, I've finally gotten frustrated with the whole dance. I really think I'm going to just stick to freelancing - while I'd love to be a part of a creative team, it's not worth it to keep chasing phantom jobs.
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It might not hurt to take a break from submissions and just concentrate on working freelance. It'll give you plenty of time to continue refining your technique and learning new tricks.
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I just got rejected. It was a test for a full-time job with Bioware.
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It's part of my art test to see if I'm good enough to be employed by a game company... don't know if I'm allowed to disclose which, though, so I'll wait until hearing whether I got the job or not to say their name.
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i'm sure you're good enough for them
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Alas, nope. I just got rejected. It was a test for a full-time job with Bioware.
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ah, at least you can say you tried!
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I wish you luck! *___* Your concept seems worthy enough! I really like the sort of hollographic neo-lighting you have going on.
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It's like the Rebel base on Hoth, only less snowy!
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I just got rejected. It was a test for a full-time job with Bioware. sigh.
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They rejected THAT---my word. Though when the best compete who can say for sure who'll win. I'm sure it was a close call. You'll get the next one, or something sooner or later with that kind of talent.
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dont give up! your art is excellent, you probably were competing with someone with more experience or something...
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