Blender Low Poly Environment Course

Create varied low-poly rocks in Blender using multiple techniques, including bisecting in edit mode, using origin and cursor placement, and sculpting with subdivision and decimate modifiers for control over polycount.

Model low-poly deciduous trees in Blender using the skin modifier for trunk thickness, then create leaves with metaballs, convert to mesh, decimate, and apply materials.

Learn to model a silver birch tree in Blender using extrusion and skin modifiers for the trunk, icosahedron leaves, proportional editing, and voxel remesh for clean seams.

Learn to model and texture low-poly flowers in Blender, building daisies, tulips, and sunflowers with cylinders, extrudes, merges, leaves, and color-ramped, randomized petal materials.

Create low-poly mountains and cliffs in Blender by shaping planes, extruding faces, and applying proportional editing. Then add variation using modifiers and retopology techniques to populate a landscape.

Build a low poly lighthouse by shaping a hexagonal base, adding loops for red and white stripes, extruding and scaling sections, and inset windows with appropriate materials.

Learn to model low-poly buildings in Blender by adding doors and windows, extruding along normals, beveling edges, and using modifiers and arrays to build rustic, modular structures.

Learn to model low poly tents and buildings in blender, create a teepee, apply materials, and refine geometry with modifiers and topology cleanup.

Create low poly humanoid characters in blender by building a base mesh from a cube and mirroring it for male and female variants, refining proportions with edge loops and annotations.