Some studios ask you to follow the reference.

We want you to create the work that ends up on everyone else’s reference board.

At Izart, you will work with ambitious brands to define culture, build movements and shape what comes next. The work will challenge your taste, your thinking and your craft more than anything you may have done before.

The hours can be long. The briefs can be unfamiliar. The answers will rarely be waiting on Pinterest.

We are looking for an artist who sees motion as more than execution. Someone who can take an undefined idea and give it rhythm, character and cultural weight. An original thinker who is obsessed with culture, young at heart and restless enough to keep experimenting.

We can promise you work that will never bore you.

In return, we want someone whose first instinct is to ask, “How can we make this happen?”

What you’ll bring

• Strong fundamentals in graphic design, composition and visual storytelling

• A sharp understanding of typography and type hierarchy

• Advanced proficiency in After Effects. This is essential.

• The curiosity to explore tools such as Cavalry, TouchDesigner and whatever emerges next

• Working knowledge of Blender, Cinema 4D or another 3D platform

• The ability to develop an idea, instead of waiting for a reference to replicate

• An active interest in culture, art, music, fashion, technology and the internet

• The appetite to experiment, fail, learn and return with something better

If you know how to code, even better.

And if your first thought was, “Why would a motion designer need to know how to code?”, this might not be the place for you.

If reading this filled you with the urge to make something impossible, send us your portfolio and a short note about why you would be best for this role.