Amnesty International needs volunteer game develop

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    (this is just a test, please ignore this entry)

    Here is some of my old work.. the first pic is of a 3d model of a human head I was working on about 2 years ago in 3dsmax, using nurbs. If I had to do it again, I wouldn't model a head with…

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Submitted by Dianna Andoni, Youth Coordinator, Amnesty International Australia

Amnesty International Australia would like to develop a downloadable game to engage with young people on the subject of human rights, and to promote our work and our website. We cannot offer payment for this project, but the game developer(s) would receive full credit and the game he/she/they produce would be promoted through all our networks. www.amnesty.org.au. Contact dandoni@amnesty.org.au.

Posted by souri on
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Volunteer

Submitted by Dianna Andoni, Youth Coordinator, Amnesty International Australia

Amnesty International Australia would like to develop a downloadable game to engage with young people on the subject of human rights, and to promote our work and our website. We cannot offer payment for this project, but the game developer(s) would receive full credit and the game he/she/they produce would be promoted through all our networks. www.amnesty.org.au. Contact dandoni@amnesty.org.au.