I have years of experience producing 3D renders, pixel art, and creative writing for clients via social media commissions. I am very comfortable in Blender with 3D modeling, texturing, and the process of creating final still renders (eg. scene design, composition, character posing, compositing, effects, etc.) Additionally, though I have limited experience with rigging, animation, and weighting, I do understand their core principles and could complete basic tasks requiring them and independently develop my skills to a sufficient level without much trouble if required. To speak plainly, "I know how they work, I just don't do them much." My pixel art skills are well developed, and I am particularly capable with highly stylized work and working within a specific visual language. I have no issues conforming to technical/stylistic constraints such as tight resolutions or limited color palettes. I am especially skilled with non-human subjects such as environments and objects, but I am also entirely capable of creating human assets as well. A portfolio of my pixel art is available upon request. Writing is something I am extremely comfortable with, both casually and professionally. My academic background is deeply rooted in technical writing within the field of Political Science and Public Policy, but I have also written fiction for years both recreationally and via commission. I pride myself on a strong ability to illustrate compelling imagery with my prose and a tremendous stylistic flexibility, being comfortable in both poignant, self-serious tragedy and playful, light-hearted comedy, though the irony of writing that after putting together such a technical and impersonal bio is not lost on me. I am also comfortable completing writing-related tasks that are not writing, like editing or proofreading. However, knowing that such tasks are often more technical and demand specific, formal skillsets, I will note my lack of any formal training in them. I consider myself a competent enough grammarian (having tutored it at the high school level to ESL students) and skilled enough writer to perform it at a sufficient amateur level, but I am no professional in that regard. Please excuse any detached impression this bio may have given off, but I never know what is being looked for in these things and so I default to "explain your qualifications clearly and directly" as a safe option. Pinky promise I don't actually talk like this! Please feel free to reach out for any roles that seem like I could fulfill them, be they long term or short term positions!…I have years of experience producing 3D renders, pixel art, and creative writing for clients via social media commissions. I am very comfortable in Blender with 3D modeling, texturing, and the process of creating final still renders (eg. scene design, composition, character posing, compositing, effects, etc.) Additionally, though I have limited experience with rigging, animation, and weighting, I do understand their core principles and could complete basic tasks requiring them and independently develop my skills to a sufficient level without much trouble if required. To speak plainly, "I know how they work, I just don't do them much." My pixel art skills are well developed, and I am particularly capable with highly stylized work and working within a specific visual language. I have no issues conforming to technical/stylistic constraints such as tight resolutions or limited color palettes. I am especially skilled with non-human subjects such as environments and objects, but I am also entirely capable of creating human assets as well. A portfolio of my pixel art is available upon request. Writing is something I am extremely comfortable with, both casually and professionally. My academic background is deeply rooted in technical writing within the field of Political Science and Public Policy, but I have also written fiction for years both recreationally and via commission. I pride myself on a strong ability to illustrate compelling imagery with my prose and a tremendous stylistic flexibility, being comfortable in both poignant, self-serious tragedy and playful, light-hearted comedy, though the irony of writing that after putting together such a technical and impersonal bio is not lost on me. I am also comfortable completing writing-related tasks that are not writing, like editing or proofreading. However, knowing that such tasks are often more technical and demand specific, formal skillsets, I will note my lack of any formal training in them. I consider myself a competent enough grammarian (having tutored it at the high school level to ESL students) and skilled enough writer to perform it at a sufficient amateur level, but I am no professional in that regard. Please excuse any detached impression this bio may have given off, but I never know what is being looked for in these things and so I default to "explain your qualifications clearly and directly" as a safe option. Pinky promise I don't actually talk like this! Please feel free to reach out for any roles that seem like I could fulfill them, be they long term or short term positions!WWWW…