Chair with bottles

sketchfab

Create a series of minimalist worlds by stripping away unnecessary details and focusing on essential shapes and forms. Utilize simple geometric primitives like cubes, spheres, and cylinders to build structures that exude a sense of ruggedness and simplicity. Start with basic elements such as terrain, trees, and buildings. Define the terrain by sculpting the land into gentle slopes and deep valleys. Add sparse clusters of trees, their branches reduced to minimalistic lines that stretch towards the sky. Buildings can be constructed from simple shapes like boxes and cylinders. Use a limited color palette to create a sense of unity among structures. Add subtle textures to give the environment some depth and visual interest. To complete the look, add some atmospheric effects such as fog, mist, or ambient lighting. This will help soften the overall appearance and create a sense of distance between objects. By focusing on essential elements and reducing unnecessary details, you can create low-poly environments that are both visually striking and remarkably detailed.