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They are, a lot of companies can offer arttest these days because of the heavy competition to get into the industry and also to make 100% sure that you are the right fit for the company you're applying for.
For sure, make sure to ask questions as soon as you’ve read through the brief,, sometimes there might be issues in the way things are explained and need to be clarified. So always feel free to reach out to the people sending you the test if necessary.
When it comes to art tests, it's important to remember that it's okay to ask for a different starting date if you have other plans or are already working on another art test.
It's important to take your time and do your best work, so it may be best to focus on one test at a time and not rush through them. You don't want to sacrifice your sleep and mental well-being in the process.
Don't hesitate to communicate with the company or recruiter about your schedule and availability, it's perfectly normal to let them know if you need to start the test on a different date or if you need to take a break for a day or two. The most important thing is to show your best work and not to burn out.
In my opinion there is nothing wrong with asking if the company is serious about taking you on and asking for a paying you for your time in the process. However, it can be really daunting, but most companies won’t hold it against you if you just ask for it.
It depends, first you will need permission
So this is a question that comes up now especially with all the assets being available for free for Unreal Engine users. But this does depend on the brief and if it's stated in the there, so if it isn't specifically stated and you need to create a full environment? Just send them an email and ask! But I would say that from what I've seen recently is that it's not that common just yet.
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