Palm

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Crafting a palm tree for a minimalist urban setting requires careful consideration of its scale and detail. To begin, envision the palm's trunk as a slender column, roughly three to four times taller than it is wide. This ratio creates a sense of elegance and balance that suits a low-poly aesthetic. Next, imagine the leaves as long, thin fronds that sprout from the top of the trunk. Each frond should be composed of two or three curved segments, with a subtle tapering towards their tips. The curves should be smooth and flowing, avoiding any sharp angles or complex shapes that might detract from the low-poly look. To add depth and visual interest to the palm tree, consider adding some subtle texture and shading to its trunk and leaves. A gentle gradient of color can help create a sense of depth and dimensionality, while also tying in with the surrounding cityscape.