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Low Poly Illustration, What's the Secret? Low Poly was a technique originally used for making 3D models and scenes for videogames, due to its render speed, which was achieved thanks to low polygonal resolution. We recently published a post about the “Geo a Day” project, which uses this precise technique. To produce this kind of illustration, you can use basically any 3D software, but Cinema 4D is widely used because of its versatility and simplicity when it comes to modelling, lighting and visual effects, whereas other tools such as Maya or 3ds Max present a much steeper learning curve. Cinema 4D for absolute beginners Actually, this kind of scene is very easy to create compared with architectural visualization, photorealistic renders or any animation techniques. Create your own Low Poly Illustration If you’re interested in having a go at making any of these fantastic scenes, we recommend a step-by-step tutorial from graycalegorilla.com which explains the most common techniques for creating the Low Poly effect.
Create Low Poly Art From 3D Models: 9 Steps The first step is to choose the 3D geometry you wish to make into low poly art! There are several options for the source of your 3D model. 1) Create your own The most fun method is to simply create your own 3D model! If you're not experienced with CAD or computer graphics, there are still some great options. Easy to learn tools like Tinkercad, 123D Design, or SketchUpare all great options for someone learned to 3D model. 2) Find a 3D model online There are plenty of resources online for sharing and downloading 3D models. 3) 3D scan it While you may not have an expensive 3D scanner available to you, the 123D Catch app uses your smartphone or tablet to create 3D scans. To create the low poly aesthetic, we will be utilizing Meshmixer. The image above shows the starting menu in Meshmixer.