Create Detailed and Colorful Low Poly Isometric Art

If you would like to create beautiful and captivating low poly scenes but don't know where to start, this is the course for you. With this program, you'll be able to build your designs and to create inspiring concepts. During this course, we will cover the basics for you to become a low poly artist and which techniques will be most useful in your daily life.

In each chapter, you'll develop skills that will help create build your designs and create inspiring concepts. We'll cover how to get inspiration and to search for good references, but also how to build low poly models/objects (using Blender), light the scenes and shaders. Everything that you need to know to become an autonomous artist will be covered in this course, so you can also expect to have modules that will cover color theory, composition and other theories that are useful throughout your creations. In the end, you will have produced a scene that you have done entirely on your own, which you can post on your social media. If you love low poly and all its potential to create unique worlds, this is the course for you.

This course was designed for hobbyists and beginners who wish to explore the possibilities of low poly. You might want to become a 3D artist and make a professional career out of it or you want to make it your hobby. Either way, regardless of your goals, this course is meant for those who want to have a solid knowledge about low poly and wish to master the skills to create extraordinary worlds. If you already have some knowledge but want to learn more, like for example specific techniques, this course can also provide you a great platform to improve your techniques and to reach a new level.

By the end of this course, you will have a solid knowledge about creating a low poly project, from start to end. You'll know how to look for inspiration and good references to feed your creativity; you'll know how to tackle design obstacles, for example how to model challenging objects. You will have learned how to light a scene to bring your work to life and create an interesting contrast, how to mix colors that blend well and composition rules, so your scene has the best angle. Throughout the course, you'll have to create one scene that you have to design.