VFX Texture Artist with Technical Skills (British Columbia)

VFX Texture Artist with Technical Skills (British Columbia)

08 Aug
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Sony Pictures Imageworks
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British Columbia

08 Aug

Sony Pictures Imageworks

British Columbia

Become a VFX Texture Artist and specialize in creating immersive texture experiences. Collaborate with talented teams to deliver high-quality textures in a fast-paced project environment.

In this role, you will work directly with multiple asset departments to develop textures for characters and environments. Your responsibilities include designing intricate textures, prepping files for lighting, and participating in team discussions to refine the creative vision. Your ability to address feedback promptly will enhance overall production quality.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop photorealistic and stylized textures
• Work with departments on texture design and application
• Setup files for lighting and rendering efficiency




• Engage in team feedback and collaborative reviews
• Solve problems and share knowledge within the team

Requirements:
• 3+ years of experience in VFX or CG production
• Strong knowledge of relevant software tools like Mari and Photoshop
• Lookdev experience is advantageous
• Proven ability to create compelling CG art
• Cooperative mindset with problem-solving capabilities

Enhance textures using your technical and artistic abilities, contributing to the quality and creativity of VFX projects.
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📌 VFX Texture Artist with Technical Skills (British Columbia)
🏢 Sony Pictures Imageworks
📍 British Columbia

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