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I am getting ready for the REDKit already, so I was just wondering. Where can I find music and graphics designers? I am not looking for professionals since the only way I can hire them is by paying them money, which I won't do. So, where should I look? Thanks.
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Where can I find music and graphic designers?
13.10.2012 @ 19:10 #3
There's a lot of talent right here on the forum, but most people won't sign up for a project they know nothing about, working with a person they know nothing about.
You could try posting a thread here in the modding section, talking about what it is you hope to make and what you're looking for, and talking a bit about yourself and your experience in designing new adventures for RPG's or your plans for the thing you hope to make.
There's a DeviantArt group for art about the Witcher -- both the books and the games -- at http://witcher-damna...deviantart.com/ You could try going there, browsing the artworks, and contacting people whose style you like.
Again, though, you'll probably need to show them something. You've said that you don't want to work with "beginners," and experienced people will probably want to know that YOU aren't a beginner, either. So make a portfolio of mods you've made before and talk about your working style and what YOU have to offer to someone who might work with you, not just what THEY have to offer you.
Establishing a presence here on the forum might help, too; people are more likely to want to work with you if they have some sense of who you are.
You could try posting a thread here in the modding section, talking about what it is you hope to make and what you're looking for, and talking a bit about yourself and your experience in designing new adventures for RPG's or your plans for the thing you hope to make.
There's a DeviantArt group for art about the Witcher -- both the books and the games -- at http://witcher-damna...deviantart.com/ You could try going there, browsing the artworks, and contacting people whose style you like.
Again, though, you'll probably need to show them something. You've said that you don't want to work with "beginners," and experienced people will probably want to know that YOU aren't a beginner, either. So make a portfolio of mods you've made before and talk about your working style and what YOU have to offer to someone who might work with you, not just what THEY have to offer you.
Establishing a presence here on the forum might help, too; people are more likely to want to work with you if they have some sense of who you are.
Want to be IN a computer game? I'm making one, and I want a picture of you! See here for details.
I've made three new adventures for TW1; you can get them at corylea.com/.
I've also made a bunch of mods that fix bugs, kill annoyances or tweak gameplay; you can get those at the Witcher Nexus.
I've made three new adventures for TW1; you can get them at corylea.com/.
I've also made a bunch of mods that fix bugs, kill annoyances or tweak gameplay; you can get those at the Witcher Nexus.
14.10.2012 @ 09:48 #4
Corylea said:
There's a lot of talent right here on the forum, but most people won't sign up for a project they know nothing about, working with a person they know nothing about.
You could try posting a thread here in the modding section, talking about what it is you hope to make and what you're looking for, and talking a bit about yourself and your experience in designing new adventures for RPG's or your plans for the thing you hope to make.
There's a DeviantArt group for art about the Witcher -- both the books and the games -- at http://witcher-damna...deviantart.com/ You could try going there, browsing the artworks, and contacting people whose style you like.
Again, though, you'll probably need to show them something. You've said that you don't want to work with "beginners," and experienced people will probably want to know that YOU aren't a beginner, either. So make a portfolio of mods you've made before and talk about your working style and what YOU have to offer to someone who might work with you, not just what THEY have to offer you.
Establishing a presence here on the forum might help, too; people are more likely to want to work with you if they have some sense of who you are. ›››
You could try posting a thread here in the modding section, talking about what it is you hope to make and what you're looking for, and talking a bit about yourself and your experience in designing new adventures for RPG's or your plans for the thing you hope to make.
There's a DeviantArt group for art about the Witcher -- both the books and the games -- at http://witcher-damna...deviantart.com/ You could try going there, browsing the artworks, and contacting people whose style you like.
Again, though, you'll probably need to show them something. You've said that you don't want to work with "beginners," and experienced people will probably want to know that YOU aren't a beginner, either. So make a portfolio of mods you've made before and talk about your working style and what YOU have to offer to someone who might work with you, not just what THEY have to offer you.
Establishing a presence here on the forum might help, too; people are more likely to want to work with you if they have some sense of who you are. ›››
Thanks for your help.
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