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Silver Monkey Studio
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Silver Monkey Studio: 3D art for game devs & animation studios, specializing in lighting & cinematics. Turning creative visions into reality together.
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Joined August 2024
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    Silver Monkey Studio
    @_silvermonkey_
    Feb 13, 2025
    Always looking to connect with talented artists! If you're interested in future opportunities, submit your details here: 🚀🎨👉 tinyurl.com/bdzh2s4c
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    Silver Monkey Studio
    @_silvermonkey_
    Jul 22
    More artists do not always mean more progress. If the visual target, pipeline, or review process is unstable, external support can add pressure instead of solving it. When should a partner join: preproduction or production? tinyurl.com/6nka75ew #GameArt #GameDev
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    Silver Monkey Studio
    @_silvermonkey_
    Jul 15
    🤖 AI use in external art production needs clear rules before kickoff. Agree on what requires disclosure, what needs client approval, how confidential material is protected, and where human review stays mandatory. tinyurl.com/mry2vtx7 #GameDev #AIGovernance
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    Silver Monkey Studio
    @_silvermonkey_
    Jul 8
    🎮 Live content should not feel like a new production crisis. Trailers, cutscenes, event visuals, lighting, animation, and 3D assets need one quality bar, one review rhythm, and one clear owner. tinyurl.com/2pavd5zd #GameDev #LiveOps #GameArt #Cinematics
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    Silver Monkey Studio
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    Jul 1
    🎬 In-engine cutscenes do not usually fail at export. They drift when the camera, timing, lighting, animation scope, engine limits, and reviews stay vague. Lock the rules before external cinematic work starts. tinyurl.com/5n8x36re #GameDev #Cinematics #Animation
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