Hi,
Freelance Pixel artist here looking to move from part-time to full-time.
A couple of my projects have taken a turn for the better and I would love to spend more time working on them. Unfortunately I suffer from a problem that many of you guys also suffer from, real work.
Working shifts makes it difficult to dedicate specific times of days to work on a project, so I’m looking to make the leap to full-time dev by quitting my job.

In order to do that I was hoping to pick up a couple of other commissions that I can work on in parallel to my own work in order to supplement my savings.

This is where you guys come in.
I’m happy to work on all sorts of pixel based projects, small to large and back again. I would love to work on a full project but don’t hesitate to contact me if you just need an extra pair of pixel hands to polish up a project.

I specialise mainly in environmental art but I’m happy to take on sprites if the needs arise. Whilst I am mainly looking for paid work I might consider working on a profit-share if I really like the look of the game.

Just to show that I have completed work for various games within the indie scene, here are a few of my more recent projects.
 
My latest role is working as the lead artists for Poncho. A game that has just picked up a publisher.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=308778464

In addition to that I also worked as the environmental artist for the game Freedom Planet. They ran a very successful Kickstarter campaign and have also been Greenlit for Steam…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zlMtd4zeI0

I’ve also been working on my own game with a programmer
http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=37442.0

In between doing freelance pixel work for other people’s games I often spend my time designing little games for the iPhone and working on smaller projects of my own . You can find more examples of my work here...
https://twitter.com/matwekpixel

And below...






My email is matwek@hotmail.com

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Edited by Matwek - 24 December 2014 at 10:30am