In 2018, I landed my first job in #gamedev in Warsaw. I sent out about 50 emails to various companies, but only one called me for an interview. Interestingly, this company wasn't even advertising for an artist position on their website.

I had heard that it's worthwhile to send applications even if there's no listed opening for your role, so I gave it a shot—and it worked! I secured my first job as a concept artist for VR projects. Although I only stayed for a year before moving into freelance work, the experience was incredibly cool and fun.

Finding a job in this industry can be tough, especially now, but perhaps reaching out to companies even when they aren’t actively hiring for your position can still be a viable strategy.

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#art — new and old pixel and digital art
#artprocess — step by step work
#gamedev — game and industry posts
#tutorial — art guidance by me
#sketch — ✍️
#useful — art-related sources
#35mm — 📷
#recs — recs of cool things by you or me

💬 here is a chat where you can share memes and your works
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focaccia art 🍞

#sketch / final

I'd like to recommend my favorite detective / puzzle games to you, which made me feel either incredibly smart or very stupid 🫠 #recs

Return of the Obra Dinn
soundtrack 100/10

The Case of the Golden Idol
charming art style

Chants of Sennaar
learning languages ​​has never been so much fun

last but not least, the detective game Between Horizons that I worked on (currently 25% off!)