Visual/Character Designer
Job description
Visual/Character Designer works with Social Media manager to develop Icon, Character, Comic Art, and graphic design across all UX Association's media.
Responsibility
Develop and maintain integrity and look of UX Association characters and other UX Association Workshop properties for 2D & 3D applications across all media.
Develop character art, backgrounds, icons, design elements for style guides, art supplements, and special projects for licensees and partners.
Make corrections and tweaks to digital vector artwork, and final file preparation and production
Illustrating turn around structural model sheets of characters.
Creative thinking, visual problem solving, initiative, and attention to detail.
Work closely with design team for character design posing ideas and final art for style guides, promotional materials and presentation boards to support the consumer products
Skilled in composition, proportion, color, perspective, and understanding of how things fit into a space as relates to the background and typography.
Working knowledge of character animation
Key Qualifications
Character Expertise: Must be able to draw character art based on knowledge of internal structure of a character and personality, not just tracing.
Must be able to draw in variations of art styles. Cannot just have one style ability.
Must bring a level of excellence and brand consistency for UX Association character art.
Ability to make creative and brand judgments while ensuring superior quality of creative productions
Strong follow through on assignments and open issues. Be proactive and anticipating potential issues.
Effectively respond to pressure or crisis situations and act professionally, use resources well.
Follow through on ideas, assignments, and open issues.
Knowledge of 3D art files in support of animated properties
Flexibility/Adaptability - Ability to adapt and work effectively within a variety of situations and with various individuals and groups. Understanding and appreciating different and opposing perspectives, adapting one’s approach as the requirements of a situation change.