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Use different sizes and orientations for the triangles to create a faceted look.
4. Apply Colors to the Triangles
Fill each triangle with a color that matches the overall look of the object you're
creating.
Use similar shades to give depth to the design. Light colors can represent highlights,
and darker shades can represent shadows.
5. Refine the Design
Adjust the size, shape, and placement of the triangles to make the design look
balanced.
Experiment with adding more triangles for finer details or simplifying the design by
reducing the number of polygons.
6. Add Final Details
For additional detail, use small shapes or lines to define features like eyes, ears, or
textures.
Ensure that the overall design maintains the low poly aesthetic, where shapes
remain prominent and visible.
7. Save and Export
Once you're satisfied with your low poly design, save the project in Sketch.io.
Export the final artwork as a PNG or JPEG to share or print.
Quick Tips:
Start with a simple image or concept to avoid overwhelming yourself with too many
shapes.
Use gradient shades within polygons to add dimension to your design.
Keep the shapes sharp and clean to maintain the low poly style's geometric aesthetic.
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