Freelance Video Game Art Tips from Becca Hallstedt

Freelance Video Game Art Tips from Becca Hallstedt

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Quick advice from Becca Hallstedt on how to get into the freelance market for video game art. Becca Hallstedt (they/them) is a worker-owner with Wild Blue Studios. Based out of Chicago, they have worked with clients including Blizzard, Riot, Netherrealm, Phoenix Labs, and more as a concept artist and illustrator. In their spare time, they regularly work as a mentor and organizer in the games industry.

To see more from this talk, watch the entire talk, Vector 2020: Becca Hallstedt on Creating a Professional Portfolio: https://youtu.be/397Drej79Dk

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