We’re Zagreus Entertainment, an independent game art studio focused on stylized/realistic characters, creatures, props and animation for games.
For over a decade, our team has been supporting studios with production-ready assets from concept and sculpt to textured, rigged, and animated characters ready for Unity and Unreal Engine pipelines.
Our core focus:
Stylized & semi-realistic game characters
Creatures & monsters
Character texturing & look development
Game-ready character animation
Weapons & Environment Props
We work as an external production partner, helping teams scale character creation without expanding internal headcount.
Uhh, the world is full of “starving artists.” :ba:
Is that really how you want to present yourself to the computer-graphics world?
Let me put it to you … “pointedly, albeit indelicately” … in this way: “Which ‘lady of the evening’ is likely to get more business tonight?”
“Stick your :eek: here, for less.”
“I’m expensive, but I’m worth it!”
Obviously, the second lady understands the basic principle … which, once again, is universally (if indelicately) applicable to the real-world of business: “Everybody values his own :eek: much more than anybody else does.” And therefore goes to extraordinary lengths (no pun intended …) to protect it.
“Your customer(!)” is putting a helluva lot more of his/herown money on the line, than whatever s/he may be paying you. Most certainly, s/he is not interested in a one-night stand! "Great! Can you produce three more great models just like this one … tomorrow? And, if my client wants changes, do you have my back? Can you ‘have my back?’ (If the answer is “yes,” and you can prove it, then the two of you might make many years of profitable music together . . . “I-f.”)
Welcome to the maddening, profitable world of “real business.”
Remember that anytime you hang your business-shingle out, for any reason, you are making a business proposition. Anyone and everyone who is seriously “in business” is aware of The Common Law of Business Balance, and therefore does not wish to become anyone’s “lawful prey.” They want: good artists, who are also good businesspeople. Art-school graduates are easy to find. Business-savvy artists, “not so much.”
Well-intentioned (and talented!) though you might be, this campaign of yours s-c-r-e-a-m-s “talented amateur.” Which is the very last thing that you want to be doing in such a very-public place as this . . .
Thanks for checking our thread and your comments.
We always welcome any criticism regarding our work and quality. It helps us to understand the mistakes and then we rectify it. As we did with Rabbit.
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