Semi-Realistic Live2D Face Test
Budget / Salary€250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted33 minutes ago
Title: Live2D artist for a semi-realistic female face test (paid), then a full upper-body model
Description:
We're looking for an experienced Live2D illustrator and rigger, either one person or an illustrator + rigger pair. The character is an original woman in her early 20s. The style is semi-realistic: cute, with a sense of realism, not flat anime.
Stage 1: paid face test (this project)
A short motion test of the face only, to check that the semi-realistic look holds up in Live2D.
Paint the face (front view) from our reference sheet. Split it into parts: eyes, eyelids, brows, mouth, nose, face line and front hair.
Rig it in Cubism Editor 5: blink, mouth open/close, smile, eye gaze, and head turn left/right (about ±30°) and up/down.
Deliverables:
A 30–60 s screen recording from Cubism Editor showing the parameters moving.
The .cmo3, .moc3, .model3.json and texture files.
The layered PSD or CLIP file.
Delivery: within [5] days of award.
Stage 2: only if the test is approved. A full upper-body model, as separate milestones:
Waist up, hair and accessory physics.
Standard Live2D parameter IDs.
normal and smile expressions, lip sync.
At most 2 textures of 4096 px.
Layered PSD.
Rules
Hand-drawn only. No AI-generated or AI-assisted images at any stage, including colouring and upscaling. You must deliver the layered working file and 2–3 work-in-progress screenshots.
References are confidential. They are shared after award, under NDA. You may not post the work (portfolio, social media) without written permission.
All rights to the delivered work transfer to us, including the right to modify it. You agree not to exercise moral rights.
To apply
Start your bid with "LUNA-TEST".
Link 2–3 Live2D models you rigged yourself, as videos (YouTube, X, etc.). Semi-realistic work is a plus.
Say whether you paint and rig yourself, or work with a partner.
Give your price and earliest delivery date for Stage 1, and a rough price for Stage 2.
Skills: Live2D, Illustration, Character Design, 2D Animation, Photoshop
Description:
We're looking for an experienced Live2D illustrator and rigger, either one person or an illustrator + rigger pair. The character is an original woman in her early 20s. The style is semi-realistic: cute, with a sense of realism, not flat anime.
Stage 1: paid face test (this project)
A short motion test of the face only, to check that the semi-realistic look holds up in Live2D.
Paint the face (front view) from our reference sheet. Split it into parts: eyes, eyelids, brows, mouth, nose, face line and front hair.
Rig it in Cubism Editor 5: blink, mouth open/close, smile, eye gaze, and head turn left/right (about ±30°) and up/down.
Deliverables:
A 30–60 s screen recording from Cubism Editor showing the parameters moving.
The .cmo3, .moc3, .model3.json and texture files.
The layered PSD or CLIP file.
Delivery: within [5] days of award.
Stage 2: only if the test is approved. A full upper-body model, as separate milestones:
Waist up, hair and accessory physics.
Standard Live2D parameter IDs.
normal and smile expressions, lip sync.
At most 2 textures of 4096 px.
Layered PSD.
Rules
Hand-drawn only. No AI-generated or AI-assisted images at any stage, including colouring and upscaling. You must deliver the layered working file and 2–3 work-in-progress screenshots.
References are confidential. They are shared after award, under NDA. You may not post the work (portfolio, social media) without written permission.
All rights to the delivered work transfer to us, including the right to modify it. You agree not to exercise moral rights.
To apply
Start your bid with "LUNA-TEST".
Link 2–3 Live2D models you rigged yourself, as videos (YouTube, X, etc.). Semi-realistic work is a plus.
Say whether you paint and rig yourself, or work with a partner.
Give your price and earliest delivery date for Stage 1, and a rough price for Stage 2.
Skills: Live2D, Illustration, Character Design, 2D Animation, Photoshop
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