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Low Poly Grain Field

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When I started this project all I knew was I wanted a big tree with a tree house in it. So I started modelling a tree. As always I spent a lot of time in this project so I hope you will like it!
P R O C E S S
This are some of the renders I made in the process of my project, I really like to see the progress of my work when I am making it so I always make many renders in my working process.
Started modelling a tree from a hexagon cylinder and created some branches. I wanted to make it a nice soft colour so I chose a light orange/brown tint.
Added some extra branches, some rocks and made the whole background one colour.
I was experimenting with blender materials in cycles and in this render I gave the tree a metal look. 
Another one, here I tried giving it a sivler look. I think it looks pretty cool. 
Started working on the tree house! and added some extra branches to the tree. Some planks are on the ground with a hammer and some nails.
Making the tree house plank by plank, created a small window and a name board on the tree. Here I got the idea to place the tree in a grain field!
So I made some grain.
I created some variations on the grain and then used the particle system to spread them all over my landscape. I also started working on a scarecrow.
Created a full grain field with some small curves. Also started with the sky and made some clouds.
Expanded the tree house with a second floor! and created an area were the grain is cut away and added more clouds.
Detailed the scarecrow and added a crow on it's arm also added a flag on the treehouse and some more details on the scene. 
F I N A L   R E S U L T
At last I changed the colours and added sun beams to give it a really sunny look.
D E T A I L S
Details of the scarecrow and the tree house
I hope you liked my new low poly project!
If you do please like and look at my other projects!
Low Poly Grain Field
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Low Poly Grain Field

A new Low Poly Landscape I created in Blender.

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