The Secret to Stunning Low Poly Rendering

I love the look of this, do you have an example(s) of this technique used on an interior scene?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Grant. How does this lowpoly style called. I like this style? I mean I've just watched your quickstart hand painting guide as well. Is it a different style? Or if they use this stylised technique, do they also have to know hand painting?

how to apply this in any game engine?

nice!

Will there be a get good series on this too?

love this! been looking for something that is low poly but not exactly low poly. this is really good. but how do you make low poly not look like low poly?

Did you use a reference image for this scene?

This helped me so much with rendering my low poly character! Thank you very much!

Looking good son as usual ❤

What a great look. I am just starting with Blender and Godot but I'm going to have a go at setting this up. I look forward to seeing more of your explorations. Thank you.

Excellent.

I would like to see some more tutorials about the basic low poly design principles. How to make a color scheme, how to get to these cartoony shapes and simplified geometry, how to add variation and playfulness by skewing shapes, etc.

Basically, how to get from a photo of a real world object, and turning it into an appealing low poly object, conceptually...

Hi Grant, I'm strugling to recreat the scene myseld particularly the storage containers. Do you have any tips....can you do a video please?

beautiful, simple, and strong. thanks

It's always nice to watch a Grant Abbitt video even if you're not planning to apply what's in there!

I saw Imphenzia use the same sort of map texturing, but he had also made a map that also had glossy and shiny builtin. This was also a great video and build and it was for me inspirational, ty.

How can you export this kind of asset to gaming engine? will the shaders also get exported? especially ambient one?

This is a great look. The color selection is so very complimentary. Many thanks.

It's perfect but a final touch for me would be to break the floor plane edge into a more abstract shape or mask it off so that it's not perfectly round.

I would like a detailed breakdown of this scene!

Beautiful work❤

Just letting you know, you give great inspiration to us retirees who are not able to be as active, but gain a wonderful sense of accomplishment thru art and creativity.
Always enjoy your tutorials and your approach to styalized modeling. Thank you so much!

A breakdown please

Excellent video, so much valuable information cramped into 4 minutes, perfect.

sad but true alternative... ; /Imagine: stunning low poly 3d render 19 century mine shaft...

where would one typically find the texture palettes such as you are using? Do you create them yourself? Any resources to find some?

Very nice. I often find that baking the ambient occlusion from cycles looks much better than the ambient occlusion node. Requires proper Uvs though.

Love your work. Very inspirational
Will there be a tutorial of how you using that texturing method you showed in video?

Can you make a video about modeling something like this? i have a lot of problems with UV mapping.

you just answered so many questions for me! thank you.

What about mixing this, with a color ramp for the base color (like in your basic coloring of low poly assets)? I'd add to the ambient occlusion and add a bit more of variety, I think!

Yes please a detailed video on how you made this!

Looks awesome! Would love a detailed tutorial as well!

Love a detailed breakdown of this scene absolutely!

Well i am not a beginner in 3D but new to Blender and the 3.6.2 LTS version always crashes when i open the shading tab. Does anyone else have problems with this ?

A tutorial on making this would be so amazing!

That looks great.

looks amazing! id def love a detailed tutorial on this!

Can you do the same in Unity ?

This looks amazing, would also love to see a breakdown :)

Beautiful work man, thanks for the lesson.

Very useful!

Very, very, cool Grant !! Love that look and a big thumbs up from me. Thanks for sharing

How can I access the file? :))

Thanks for this!! Really interesting to see

Great work. Lots of nice ideas in short video. Interesting with the ambient occlusion.