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Telltale Games is looking for a talented Environment Artist to assist the art team in creating great looking game environments. The ideal candidate should have good eye for composition, color theory and passion for adventure games.

• Responsibilities
• Model, texture and light clean, efficient 3D environments for use in-engine from provided concept art.
• Maintain the game’s established style in modeling, textures and lighting.
• Paint great looking textures in the appropriate style from reference or from scratch.
• Seek and implement feedback from designers and Leads to accommodate gameplay and art features into the environment.
• Essential Skills and Experience
• Strong understanding of architecture, composition, design and lighting.
• Ability to assess and implement clean, efficient geometry for maximum performance in the engine.
• Expertise in Maya's Modeling, Texturing and Lighting tools.
• Expertise in Photoshop
• Strong understanding of game design and games technical requirements.
• Self-driven, excellent verbal and written communication, Team player
• Portfolio Requirement
Along with your cover letter and resume, please include a portfolio of samples that represent the range of your skills, provided that everything has been cleared for release by copyright owners. Generally, 12 to 15 pieces are a good sample. We prefer links to online portfolios, but you can also send a DVD or color photocopies to:

Telltale Games - Portfolio Submission
PO Box 9737
San Rafael, CA 94912-9737

NOTE: Please do not send original works as we will not be able to return them.

If interested, please send your resume to jobs@telltalegames.com with the subject "Environment Artist". Please be aware that you must be legally qualified to work in the United States to be considered for this position.

Telltale Games is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other classification protected by Federal, State or local law.