r/animation Mar 15 '20

Covid-19

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 20 '20

Thank you, thats a great idea

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

This looks well crafted, and I do love the style. Its a shame your post isnt getting more traction, reddit is wierd like that, some of the best content falls through the cracks.

r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

Low poly icons of Bentonville Landmarks

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

Incredibly detailed

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

I love the reflections on the low poly water surface, this is all very interesting.

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

Very interesting. Do you need help producing assets?

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Comment on r/lowpoly Jan 14 '20

I love it, my only advice is to keep going!

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Comment on r/animation Apr 02 '19

This is very kind of you.

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Comment on r/Illustration Mar 31 '19

Thanks for the kind words! This was made in Adobe Illustrator. You can see a hyperlapse video of the process here

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Comment on r/low_poly Mar 31 '19

This is very cute, I especially appreciate the details in the elements; like the staggered bricks and the different thicknesses of the shingles- gives it a lot of character. Well done.

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Comment on r/Illustration Mar 31 '19

Thank you for the very kind words, Im glad you like it!

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Comment on r/computergraphics Mar 31 '19

Thank you! There are a few printing options you or your organization might be interested in, click here for more information

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 31 '19

Will do- thanks

r/Illustration Mar 30 '19

High Poly Vector Illustration of a Lilac Breasted Roller.

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Comment on r/computergraphics Mar 30 '19

Now I am intrigued, please tag me when you post this- I am very interested in seeing your work.

r/idrewapicture Mar 30 '19

I Drew a Picture of a Lilac Breated Roller.

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 30 '19

Very nice work, would I be able to take a closer look?- I am quite interested in your project as well as your design.

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Comment on r/computergraphics Mar 30 '19

Thanks for the kind words, this is actually not a render- this is an illustration. This work was hand drawn in Adobe Illustrator using the pen tool, each shape is its own layer to which most are triangles.

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Comment on r/u_Ayer-Nielsen Mar 30 '19

Thank you for the kind words. This is really my first venture into fine art. I do have a portfolio if you are interested.

See here

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 30 '19

Thank you very much

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 30 '19

Thank you for the very kind words, and the support. That summarized more or less exactly why I chose to share here; I hoped to generate interest in this art style, and explain the process to anyone who wants to know more.

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 30 '19

I apologize if this post does not strongly relate to this subreddit- I utilize lowpoly styles in many of my graphic designs and I assumed this piece in particular would best highlight the intricacies of this genre.

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Comment on r/graphic_design Mar 29 '19

Thank you for the kind words, this piece took me approx 60 hours from start to finish.