Looking for artist to work on adventure for mobile phones

[dimidimidimi]

Magixoft is a company developing adventure games for mobile phones. Those games are sold then online, through Handango and Nokia online stores. Magixoft is currently developing an adventure game called The Exchange Student. The story is written by the editor of The Inventory. We are currently looking for an artist to join our development team.

Graphics Style
The style of graphics we plan to use in the game is hand drawn cartoon graphics. Due to the fact that the game will be played in mobile phones, there are some limitations we have to think about when making the graphics. The screen size will be 208x176 and there will be 4096 colours.

The game's story:
The story is very much inspired by games like Al Lowe's Leisure Suit Larry Series and the cartoon series Johnny Bravo. Emilio is a 22 y.o. Italian student who has never had a girlfriend in his entire life. His friend Vicenzo, just came back from an exchange programme in Sweden. Vicenzo was really satisfied with the programme, he had lots of fun in Sweden and he met lots of girls. Emilio decides to follow his friend's path. He travels to Sweden to spend a semester there, studying in a city of Sweden called Västerås. Emilio will be constantly hitting on girls all the time and he will be striking out each and every time. During the exchange program he will also become friends with some Spanish guys and another German guy. The Spanish guys make up a 'points' game. In this game whenever one of them kisses or has sex with a girl, he gets a point. In the end of the exchange program they will all count the points to declare the lover of the year.

Applicants
Salary will be given in the form of commission. Those interested please write an email to either Dimitris Manos at d.manos@theinventory.org or to Magixoft directly at quest@magixoft.com . Please make sure to either provide us with a link to your online portfolio or to provide us with examples of your work.

[jaz]

Ummm, I might be interested in this one. I have experience with mobile industry and this could prove my pessimistic oppinion on perspectives of mobile adventuring wrong.