Scribble Picnic-Fox

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This weeks theme for Scribble Picnic is fox. I decided its been too long since I have done any low poly art so thought I would for this theme. I think it looks really cute. There are foxes around here but unfortunately they are usually dead on the road :( 

And a close up showing how all the coloured triangles work together to create the right shape.

Comments

  1. Lisabella Russo9:56 pm

    What a wonderful fox, I love it!

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  2. Wanda10:55 pm

    Beautiful use of colors...just excellent.

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  3. Lorraine 3:36 am

    That is a really cool fox! I bought my self one of those sticker painting books that had a fox in it, but I think yours is so much better.

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  4. DVArtist3:44 am

    Wow this is just amazing. Love this art.

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  5. Serena Lewis4:26 am

    Your fox is gorgeous...lovely work! I've only ever seen a couple of foxes, at different times, out on country roads...luckily, not dead, just roaming about. They're such beautiful animals.

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  6. juliefordoliver.blogspot.com5:22 am

    Fabulous FOX and I have yet to understand how it is done.

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  7. lissa1:22 pm

    I like this somewhat abstract look. great take on the theme.

    have a lovely day.

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  8. Mary1:54 pm

    How amazing - just love it and reminds me so much of the mother fox I see in my garden.
    Sad that you see them as road kill - you must be in a rural area - thankfully I've always seen our local ones trotting across the street safely - we are on a cul-de-sac and any traffic slows down to turn.

    Mary -

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  9. Chris Lally4:01 pm

    Wow! Gorgeous! I'm always amazing by low poly art. Like Julie, I don't understand how it's done either.

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  10. Michael8:02 pm

    I've never heard f "poly" art before but, regardless, this looks fabulous, Jennifer! What a great addition to our picnic. Thank you so much! Great to have you back again.

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  11. Janis Cox8:14 pm

    I had to look up low poly art - I don't do any digital except to optimize my photos of my paintings. That looks like a lot of work. Beautiful result.
    Blessings
    Janis

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  12. Jennifer Rose10:19 pm

    thanks Lisa :)

    thank you Wanda :)

    thanks Lorraine :) those books can be fun :)

    thank you Nicole :)

    Serena, thank you :) they are def gorgeous animals but the farmers around here want to get rid of the hunting ban because they blame them for most livestock deaths (ravens too)

    thanks Julie :) there are a few ways to do it, but it basically just making a lot of triangles

    thank you lissa :)

    thanks Mary :) yep live in a rural area which is nice since we do have a lot of wildlife around but not good when cars/tractors get involved

    thanks Chris :) its not that hard to create, I will see if I can find the tutorials I used and make a blog post about it :)

    thanks Michael :) low poly art pretty much came out of game design :)

    thank you Janis :) its not too much work, can be a little tedious at times if you want a lot of details/polys :)

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  13. Christine12:08 am

    This is fantastic Jennifer, wow!

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  14. Tammie Lee3:33 am

    Wonderful angle that you did the fox, unique. Love all the triangles to bring this piece to life. It is a striking piece.

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  15. 2paw1:23 pm

    Oh my word, how you can make a picture with just coloured triangles is amazing. It is fantastic!!!

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  16. Jennifer Rose4:49 pm

    thanks Christine :)

    thank you Tammie :)

    thanks Cindy :) i think the triangles work so well because it sort of works like an impressionist painting :) little dots of colour together to make a whole

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  17. alarmcat6:36 pm

    what a great technique!! love your fox!

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  18. joeks7:22 am

    Thought I commented on this already... Love it! And of course I had to look up "low poly art", which looks like it could be a lot of fun and/or a lot of work!

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  19. Jennifer Rose1:48 am

    thanks joeks :) low poly can be fun but also can take a lot of time depending on how detailed you want it to look in the end :)

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