Kait Kybar Art

Concept art and illustration by a freelance artist based in Tallinn, working with studios on remote projects

Tallinn, EstoniaFounded 2018kaitkybar.comWebsite technologies

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About Kait Kybar Art

Kait Kybar Art OÜ is the business of concept artist and illustrator Kait Kübar. Its work covers concept art and illustration, with selected works shown on the website.

Kait Kübar previously worked in-house at Guerrilla Games in Amsterdam and Goodbye Kansas Studios in Stockholm. Later freelance work for Funcom and Black Steam built experience in remote collaboration and independent production.

The company was founded in 2018 and is registered in Tallinn, Estonia.

Product: Concept art and illustration services

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