Thanks again everyone for all those kind words ![]()
QuoteIt's currently hard to find entry level jobs but you should be able to find something as long as you are open to relocate to places far away.
Yeah, everytime I look at the job sections of various companies, all I see are positions for senior or experienced artists/designers. Kind of frustrating, but I guess there were so many other people before me in that situation. Relocating would also be no problem for me.
QuoteI wonder why you're looking for a Level Designer position instead of Env. Art
I'm not specifically looking for a level designer position, but I think I've got more experience designing levels than making environment art. And besides, after seeing PhilipK's and the other GRIN guys portfolios I was kind of discouraged to call myself an environment artist ![]()
Quotei wish i can see you at ID-Soft in the future BJA
Yeah, maybe in 10-20 years I'll apply there
seriously, I don't think id is a company that hires a lot of guys from europe without any professional experience or shipped AAA titles at all ![]()
QuoteYou need to pick the right company though with the work you have. Joining your local casual games company would likely have a negative impact on you. A more art focused location may be better for you.
I think you're right. A level designer/world builder job where I can focus on the look of a map and less with scripting would be cool, but I guess as a starter you can't be too picky and have to take whatever position you can get. Of course I wouldn't take any character artist position or something like that.
And thank you very much for your offering to help, very much appreciated ![]()