Argentics is a game development studio with vast experience providing end-to-end 2D game art outsourcing services for different platforms and genres. Our seasoned game artists are at your service, whether you have a small project covering Game UI only or a AAA title.
Our team offers a full range of 2D game art outsourcing services to Clients. Argentics’ experts can fully support your project by creating assets and animations. Rest assured that your characters, environment and UI will resonate with your 2D game users.
Game concept art is the starting point for 2D character creation.Our 2D concept artists lay the foundation of all further artwork at all the stages. Under the supervision of our seasoned art director the team conveys the style, mood and many other important things that will help to develop the 2D game art in the desired direction and in line with both our Client’s vision and industry trends.
Game icons and game items design are fundamental parts of creating engaging user experience. Our team has been creating cool design assets like game cards for years. We pay attention to small details to define and polish the look of your game. After all, cool weapon icons, crisp boosters and other little things contribute to the overall impression.
Our design team leverages its wealth of experience in 2D game art design. In our work we rely on a number of time-proven principles and practices to bring you the best.
It is our belief that each and every game is unique, even despite the fact there might be dozens of similar titles on the market. Our team adds unique flavour to 2D art of every project while also observing best practices and trends of a given game genre. With us your 2D art will stand out.
We treat our Clients with respect and always aim to build long-term relationships. At every stage of creating game art we make sure that we are on the same page with you. Our team always has a number of ideas and best practices to share - all to ensure that our Clients achieve their creative and business goals.
Argentics offers only seasoned 2D art experts with at least 4+ years of verifiable relevant experience. Also, our 2D artists are guided by veteran art directors and project managers. We contributed to a few dozen projects ranging from casual games to AAA titles and skill games portals.
Being a person with a wealth of experience in game art, art lead directs his/her colleagues from the very first steps of the project. A lead conveys the art mood style, message etc. Also, this person makes sure that each and every team member involved in the project is on the same page with the Client’s vision on a regular basis.
Project managers act as the major point of contact. They translate Client’s vision on many important points, like 2D game art, to the rest of the teammates and ensure that the game art team runs like clockwork. Project Managers effectively lead large art groups by keeping every member in line with the final goals. The role is responsible for planning and observing game project deadlines, managing artists and other people involved in game development.
2D art veterans can know how to do the job in the most time-effective manner. They do the heavy lifting for the entire 2D art team by taking on the most challenging tasks. Their experience is invaluable to less seasoned colleagues who handle less challenging tasks. Normally senior artists are well-rounded experts that are familiar with all the 2D art elements like concept art, UI/UX, 2D characters and environment.
There are different directions in 2D art. So normally creating an environment art and designing a character require different mindsets. We have a crew of expert-level artists who specialize in particular aspects of design: from making joyful and memorable 2D characters to drawing grim landscapes or designing crisp game cards.
Concept artists lay the groundwork for the entire art team, including 2D designers. They are the first to translate Client’s vision into catchy concept art. Just like 2D game art experts, concept artists often specialize and excel in specific art niches and styles.
The last but not the least on the list is a technical artist. To put it short, this person is responsible for smooth integration of 2D art into game engines. A technical artist bridges the gap between creative and technical. As an example, setting a proper game lighting or creating a cool shader are just a few things a technical artist is responsible for.
