TRACE studio

🎮 We asked our Environment Art team what helps an object feel like more than just a separate asset and become a real part of the game world.

We turned their answers into a short checklist you can save and come back to when reviewing your own work.

Swipe through and keep it handy 💫

Let’s make your portfolio a little stronger this September 🔥It’s HR Day, so our HR team decided to put their superpowers to good use!

Until the end of the month, our recruiters and art leads are hanging out in the comments and giving feedback on portfolios and CVs. If you’d like some feedback, drop yours below and add your specialization. We’ll take a look and share a tip you can use to improve it.

And if you happen to be looking for a new team too, tell us. Maybe we’ll find some future TRACE teammates along the way :)

Bring your portfolio, ArtStation or CV to the comments 👇

Your next career level is within reach! TRACE STUDIO - Art Outsource is looking for a Level Artist 🎮🏞️

Join our team and work on AAA projects for world-renowned game franchises. You’ll get:

• a strong team of experienced professionals;
• exciting projects and challenges;
• mentorship and support;
• opportunities for professional growth.

Find all the details about the position on our website: link in bio.

Send your portfolio and resume to [email protected].
Join TRACE Studio 🔥

Your portfolio gets you in the door. How you communicate keeps it open.

We talk a lot about hard skills and art quality. But there’s something that matters just as much.

Here’s a quick checklist for anyone applying to a game art studio. Take a look and share your tips and thoughts in the comments💡

Level Art is one of the most complex disciplines in game art. Today, we’re sharing the key principles behind creating AAA-level game environments.

And we have great news for all Level Artists! We’re looking for a new teammate to join our team.

Send us your portfolio and resume at [email protected] or apply through our website: link in bio.

Looks like we’ve got a new junior in the office 🐶

Meet Nox, one of our four-legged teammates.

And if you’ve been thinking about joining TRACE studio, here’s another reason to do it: our office is pet-friendly, so you’re welcome to bring your furry companion to work.

Want to become part of the team? Learn more about our open positions: link in bio.

Looking for your next big opportunity? You might find it right here🎮

Join us and work on AAA projects for world-famous games, collaborate with an expert team of industry professionals, and grow your career through personalized development programs, mentorship, and much more.

Open positions:
🔸 Level Artist
🔸 Lead 3D Foliage Artist
🔸 Business Development Manager
🔸 3D Material Artist
🔸 Lighting Artist

Learn more on our website: link in bio.

Found a role that fits you? We’d love to hear from you! Send your portfolio and CV to [email protected].

Join today🔥

Great game art doesn’t come from nowhere. It comes from people who are curious about the world around them, always exploring, learning, and finding inspiration in pop culture, sports, creativity, and everyday life.

Here’s a look at what our team gets up to when they step away from their screens☝️

What’s your hobby? Share it in the comments!

TeamCulture

When it comes to game VFX, everyone talks about tools and shader work. Those are table stakes.

But after working with VFX artists across dozens of shipped projects, we’ve noticed that the artists who consistently deliver at any level share three qualities that rarely appear on a skills checklist.

These are the qualities we look for and help develop within our team. By the way, we’re currently hiring a VFX Artist! Find out more on our website.

What would you add to this list? 👇

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