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[sonder]

Sup everyone! My name is Roger, and I am now open for pixel art commissions and coding contracts.  I offer a wide breadth of talent for your projects.  I have one modestly successful indie game coder credit under my belt - hoping to add more!

- Game development in Unity3D (C# or UnityScript), JavaScript / Impact.js.  Mainly 2D but I've dabbled in simple 3D.
- Pixel art in a variety of styles.  (Software: Asesprite, PyxelEdit, Photoshop, Graphicsgale)
- Cartoon animation
- Character design
- Flash / Flixel

Contact: [email protected]

Here's some stuff I've made, recently and over the years.  I'll post more as I make it.  Hope you like my work - if you'd like to start a relationship, get in touch!  Rates are negotiable (by email and paid projects strongly preferred)

Pixel Art







From "Office Mates as 16-bit Fighting Game Characters" project.  4 down, 8 to go.








Flash / Animation

Cartoon animation

Flash music video for kids with lip-sync. WARNING: SOUND, FLASHING LIGHTS

Game Design and Development

The Lady


The following are screenshots of some prototypes and mockups:

Gothic shootemup (graphics by David Hellman) - GBA


Psych-horror-arcade "Runner" (mockup by me) - a GBA game where you were going to be chased by an unseen monster


NES Adventure (background mockups by me - these are actually screenshots from an NES emulator)



Character Design

[sonder]

Updated with a couple recent pixel character designs.

[sonder]

Updated with a giant beetle.

I'm currently available for small projects with a budget of $500-$3000.

[Impmaster]

I don't actually have a project I'm working on right now but I'm wondering how much work you would do for 500 dollars? 3000? Cause it'd be cool to make some of the games I want to

[sonder]

I don't actually have a project I'm working on right now but I'm wondering how much work you would do for 500 dollars? 3000? Cause it'd be cool to make some of the games I want to

Assuming you're talking about pixel art, it depends on the style of the project, and the level of detail and size of each image.  But let's just say the budget was $500 and you're doing an NES-style overhead action adventure with 3 directions per character.  This needs a relatively low level of detail and is very easy to make.  $500 could cover a dozen 32x32 NPC's and enemies, some items and ~32 16x16 overworld tiles.  The $3000 end is more for a 2 or 3 month programming job but could also be for a very big pixel art job, say 6 Neo Geo style animated fighting characters with medium-detailed animation.

[sonder]

Updated portfolio with a couple new images.

Here they are again, so you can use the post scrollbar to see the whole thing.

Ready to take on new clients!

[sonder]

Updated with this lovely beach scene.

[sonder]

New RPG Character pixel art design.  Available for more work!