I did, however, make it through the rarely written tutorial on creating a simple low-poly landscape of mountains, clouds and trees.
Still working on memorizing all of the keyboard shortcuts in Blender and understanding the difference between object mode and edit mode. Once you learn the technique, you can expand to work on your own unique characters including animals! There are literally dozens more, so feel free to do your own research to find an instructor who clicks with you.
Grant Abbitt's tutorial on creating a low-poly person is perfect for creating a simple character model. Most of the tutorials I found started with a sketch of the character and the workflow consisted of using extrude to create polygons to transform the 2D into a low poly 3D version. It's a bit more complex, but certainly not as difficult as creating/sculpting a realistic 3D character. Here's his tutorial:Ĭharacters can also be created using the low-poly style. Plus, rather than the push/pull of vertices in a plane to create mountains, he prefers using a height-map.
Plus, he also discusses several different styles within low-poly itself. I found Lars Mezaka's YouTube channel to have some of the most interesting low-poly landscape tutorials.
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