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Pavel Novák’s Low Poly Landscapes

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Based in Czech Republic, artist and designer Pavel Novák has a great series of low-poly (low number of polygons) renderings that encapsulate entire scenes in neat little squares.

Lovingly rendered, the miniature worlds include scenes of campsites, beach loungers, a moon landing, Wild West town, and more.

Like entire worlds from a video game, it’s really fun to see these on their own. Via Behance:

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Lovely Low Poly World by Pavel Novák

3D

Based in Czech Republic, artist and designer Pavel Novák has a great series of low-poly (low number of polygons) renderings that encapsulate entire scenes in neat little squares.  They are lovingly rendered, and include scenes of campsites, beach loungers, a moon landing, Wild West town, and more. Like entire worlds from a video game, it’s really fun to see these on their own. Via Behance:

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Art

8-Bit Sculptures By Felipe Pantone

Art

8-bit graphics may be a thing of the past, but their low-def aesthetic remains alive in the art world, with low-poly design and artwork from people like Felipe Pantone. His latest series of ‘sculptures’ are mostly 2D in nature, but have the same simplistic forms and shapes as the earliest computer graphics.

 

It’s a look that at first seems wrong or out of focus, but that’s entirely the point, making the viewer re-interpret the former digital assets in a physical context. Learn more on DesignBoom:

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Architecture

Delicious Low Poly Fruit

Architecture

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What, pray tell, is low poly? Well, think of it as polygon renderings, on a loose and relaxed vacation. Low-poly refers to low-definition, simplistic forms. And artist Gonzalo Ausejo from Qatar has a delicious collection of renderings that DesignBoom refers to as Neon Nectar. Strangely satisfying, no? Via DesignBoom and the artist’s Behance page.

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Branding/Identity

Mammoth Falls

Branding/Identity

South African artist Aldo Pulella has an intriguing and inviting little world he calls Mammoth Falls, rendered in low poly form. I’d like to take a visit to this mountainous and scenic spot. Via Behance:

From the artist:
Mammoth Falls was an experiment of Atmospheric Art Direction, I have been wanting to play with for quite some time.
Taking the idea of low poly and executing a place that brought back an old feeling, a place I once visited. Then taking that feeling and creating a ficticious place of my own.
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