u/StunningWeek7074

Edit 2: I’ve reached out to a few people already, so thank you so much to everyone who took the time to message me! I really appreciate all the interest and the amazing artists who reached out :)

I don’t want to take on too many conversations at once right now, and I also don’t have the time to properly talk with everyone. So feel free to reach out, but please keep in mind that I may take quite a while to get back to you, or unfortunately may not be able to reply at all.

I really appreciate everyone who reached out, and I wish you all the very best of luck with your work and finding great projects! ❤️

Edit: I’ve received a lot of requests and seen quite a few people interested! That’s great, thank you everyone! :)

Since I’m quite busy at the moment, it might take me a little while to get back to everyone. In the meantime, I’d recommend checking out some of the other artists who commented here. You might find someone who’s a great fit for your project!

Good luck with your projects, everyone!

Hey! I'm a freelance artist specializing in Steam capsule artwork. I've recently been getting more inquiries than I can realistically take on, so I'm looking to connect with 1–2 other artists who also work in game art / Steam capsules.

The idea is pretty simple: when I'm fully booked and receive an inquiry I can't take, I'd be happy to send the client your portfolio and contact info, if you're comfortable with me doing so. And of course, if you ever find yourself in the same situation, you're welcome to send people my way as well.

I'm mainly looking for artists with strong portfolios, good communication, and an established freelance workflow. Ideally, people who are already getting a decent amount of work and occasionally have to turn projects down or push them back. I think that's where this kind of arrangement makes the most sense.

I'm only looking for one or two people for now, since I'd like to keep it simple and just see how the idea works.

I'm more than happy to be the first one sending clients your way when I have inquiries I can't take.

If you're interested, feel free to drop your portfolio, your usual pricing, and a little bit about your availability below or DM me!

Good luck to everyone here, and I hope everything works out for all of you! :)

Hey everyone!

I'm a new freelancer, been doing it for roughly 2 months now, and I wanted to ask how you guys handle your free time and workload.

My schedule has been getting pretty full lately, which I'm really grateful for, but it's also making me wonder how far I should let that go before I start burning myself out.

So I'm curious:

• How much actual free time do you guys have during a normal week?
• Do you intentionally keep some empty space in your schedule?
• How often do you turn down clients/work because you're already booked?
• Do you feel like you're more productive when you're busy/overbooked, or do you work better when you have more breathing room?
• And do you have any tips for managing your time and workload?

I'm finding the whole "I have work, therefore I should probably take it" mentality pretty hard to fight lol. I've struggled with money all my life, so when someone offers me money for work, my first instinct is obviously to take it.

At the same time, I don't want to get to the point where I'm constantly working and end up being less productive because of it.

I'd love to hear how you guys approach this, especially from people who've been freelancing for a few years. How do you decide when enough is enough?

Hey ! I am a Capsule artist trying to see if I miss something in my approach.
I want to improve at creating visually striking art and am seeking any kind of feedback or errors that you see.

High Noon Husk > A conterstrike like shooting game in a western style
Job Loop > a dystopian sci-fi RPG time loop
Substrate Emergence > a strategy/managment game about cells
Last Orbit > a adventure game about escaping a dying solar System

You can find the full Capsules Showcase here as well as timelapses > https://www.artstation.com/daniartov/albums/15117170

Thank in advance for your feedback !

Here is the full project > https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2LxK2J

Hi, I'm an artist that just finished artschool and I want to specialize in steam capsules, here is my first atempt. Any feedback is welcome !

This is my 3rd painting using Krita, I'm starting to get comfortable with the software :)

This is still a wip but I'm not sure about continuing it. I set my goal as a finished, painted piece with a emo kinda badass gal. I feel like I managed to make the drawing alright technically, but in terms of artistic "soul" I feel like it's lifless. Any type of advice, critique, opinion is very welcome and needed ! Thx !

Procreate user for the past 10 years, my ipad recently broke :/ So I decided to try Krita for the first time !