Senior 2D Artist

  • Plummy Games is a product-driven mobile gaming company focused on creating high-quality casual experiences for players worldwide. We’re a team that values creativity, ownership, and continuous growth.
  • If you're a skilled Senior 2D Artist looking to make a big impact on a growing team, let’s connect! In this role, you will be responsible for creating high-quality 2D assets, including characters, backgrounds, and props; helping shape the visual style; and supporting the team with your expertise and feedback.
  • Let's merge your talents with our vision and create something truly magical! ⭐
  • Responsibilities:
  • Execute complex and critical art tasks independently and on time.

Perform asset export, slicing, and optimization for animation.

Provide peer feedback on art quality and consistency

Collaborate cross-functionally, focusing on strong production alignment.

Contribute to task estimation and scope planning

Follow and uphold established art direction and style guidelines

Flag pipeline issues and suggest improvements

Develop and present concept art ideas with sketches, including characters, creatures and progression chains.

Demonstrate strong ownership and proactive problem-solving within the Art team.

  • Requirements:
  • 5+ years of experience creating 2D art for mobile casual games

Outstanding drawing and concepting skills, with a portfolio demonstrating a deep understanding of color theory, composition, and visual storytelling in casual mobile gaming

Proficiency in design tools such as Adobe Photoshop

Deep understanding of current trends, player expectations, and best practices in mobile game art

Strong and open collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively in a team environment

Professional proficiency in spoken and written English

  • Nice to have:
  • Experience with AI tools (image generation in mobile gaming)

Experience designing for international audiences

Familiarity with 3D tools (e.g., Blender) and openness to contribute to 3D workflows where needed

  • What we offer:
  • Remote-first approach with various collaboration models

Smooth onboarding experience, with full support from our team to help you feel confident from accepting the offer

Work alongside experienced, like-minded professionals with an opportunity for fast professional growth

Competitive salaries, reviewed on a timely basis, or personal achievements and involvement in the project

A standard 5-day workweek, synced with the GMT+3 time zone

20 business days of paid vacation, with the option to take single days off from this amount

Public holidays based on your country of residence

5 sick days per year for health-related needs - no doctor’s note required

  • 📍Moldova-based? You’re covered with full IT Park social benefits
  • 📍Estonia-based? You’ll get a full employment contract under Estonian law
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