Pixel Art Jobs

I'm looking for a skilled pixel artist to create 2D sprite sheets for a game. The sprites should be in a pixel art style and animate the following actions: Walking Jumping Attacking Each action should have 4-6 frames per animation. Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficiency in pixel art - Experience creating 2D sprite animations - Attention to detail and consistency in art style - Ability to meet deadlines and communicate effectively Please include samples of your previous work in your bid.

I’m putting together a new Minecraft modpack on Curseforge and want all of its visual assets to share a consistent, retro-pixel-art vibe. The job goes beyond a simple logo—I need a cohesive bundle of “Curseforge graphics” that will look great on the project page and in social media teasers. Here’s what I’m after: • A square mod-logo that reads cleanly at both 256 px and 96 px. • A wide banner/header for the Curseforge page that includes the modpack name • Character-style pixel sprites and matching item icons that can be dropped into thumbnails, update posts, or Discord previews (transparent PNGs, please). Headers for each section Here is the current page: Here are some examples: Acceptance criteria: 1. All assets delivered in PN...

I'm looking for an experienced game developer to create a top-down action mobile game with a pixel art style. Key Requirements: - Top-down perspective and action-based gameplay - Engaging and challenging puzzles - Unique adventures and quests - Pixel art graphics Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficiency in mobile game development - Strong background in action game mechanics - Expertise in pixel art design - Experience with puzzle and adventure game elements - Ability to create engaging user interfaces Please provide a portfolio showcasing similar projects and expected pay.

I already have nine planet atlases, each made up of fourteen 256 × 256 pixel tiles that my top-down 2-D space game uses to build procedural worlds. I now need every one of those tiles redrawn from scratch—same positions and edge logic—while boosting the visual quality. Dark tones still mark cliff tops and fills, light tones the walkable floor; for the desert set that relationship is reversed. Style direction The existing art is a seamless, slightly retro top-down look. Keep that feeling but push the fidelity: cleaner shapes, tighter dithering, richer specular details and generally more detailed textures. Colour palettes can become a little bolder as long as cohesion across tiles stays intact. Arctic and Desert are must-haves; seven additional biomes will follow once ...

I need multiple 256x256 pixel art tile backgrounds for a game. the background are tiles for different planet types for a 2D space game, i have 9 atlas with 14 tiles at the moment to use as a core base i'm wanting to recreate them aswell as add more variants for lower floor and cliff tops Ideal candidates should have: - Proficiency in pixel art - Experience creating 256x256 game backgrounds - ability to create tile atlas sheets containing 20 tiles per planet type Please provide a portfolio showcasing similar work. I've attached an Arctic planet tileset for a sample, if interested please create a sample from the image

I’m building a game and need a collection of original pixel-art assets to bring it to life. The final artwork will be used directly in-game, so it has to be optimized for real-time use and delivered in transparent PNG (or sprite-sheet) format. Scope • Characters: idle, walk, attack and hurt frames • Environment tiles: ground, platforms, props and simple background loops • UI elements: small icons, health bar, menu buttons Style & Resolution I’m open to any style that feels cohesive—classic 8-bit charm, richer 16-bit detail, or a modern crisp look—so long as it stays lightweight and readable on small screens. What I’ll Look For in Your Bid • Brief summary of your pixel-art EXPERIENCE on shipped or prototype games • A link...

Note: AI Submissions will be an automatic rejection I need two animated Windows cursors of Frieren from Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End: a “normal select” pointer and a “link select” hand. Both animations must be drawn in a retro pixel-art style, yet stays faithful to Frieren’s original colour palette so the character is instantly recognisable. Motion can be subtle—think mimic chest, cloak flutter, staff glow, or a gentle blink—but the loop should feel seamless and stay under 1 MB each so they load instantly. Final files should be delivered in .ani format (plus the individual PNG frames for future tweaks). Acceptance criteria • For the "normal select", it should be similar to with chibi frieren with her wand and for the ...