Lead Environment Artist - AAA Medieval IP

Lead Environment Artist in Toronto 

If you’re an Environment Artist looking for a new challenge, and you’re talented in creating photorealistic artwork, this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for! 

As a Lead Environment Artist at this studio in Toronto, you will be taking on a range of responsibilities from creating realistic assets to facilitating feedback, leading the environment art team and a whole lot more. 

This leading publisher of social games work with studios around the world to take their games to new heights in new markets. As a part of the team, you will be working on industry-changing projects with the chance to grow your career whilst being rewarded with equity ownership and a whole lot more. 

Lead Environment Artist responsibilities: 

• Plan and lead the environment art team 
• Produce high quality photorealistic art 
• Ensure the team produce art to meet the expected quality 

Key requirements for this role in Toronto: 

• Impressive portfolio demonstrating photorealistic work 
• Extensive experience working in professional game development 
• Have worked on three or more shipped titles 
• Extensive knowledge of game environment development processes 
• Able to provide in-depth critique 
• Willingness to work in Toronto is preferred 

If you think this could be the role for you, we’d love to hear from you! Get in touch with Ben on bj@skillsearch.com or apply through the form below now. 

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Years of experience and salary levels are shown purely as a guide. We will only consider applications from candidates that can demonstrate the skills or experience required for the role.

Please be aware that while we would love to respond to every application we receive, due to high numbers we cannot guarantee this. We do however appreciate any time you invest into the application and will make sure to get in touch should anything in future more closely fit your skillset.