how do i texture like this - /3/

Anonymous11/17/25, 15:49No.1022071

How do I texture like this?

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Anon11/17/25, 16:31No.1022072

unwrap, drawn in the texture

Anon11/17/25, 16:59No.1022074

I know I am bumping a dumb question, but... does anyone know a good place to find references in the style of the model OP posted? I would like to try my hand on these, but I don't really interact with low poly stuff like this. (I know I can just google search lowpoly, but the results I got have been underwhelming to say the least) I am actually more interested in the way they made the textures. Quite an interesting style that I would like to see in motion

Anon11/18/25, 22:49No.1022134

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Anon11/18/25, 23:38No.1022139

Texture like you normally would. Then lower the dpi of the texture or compress it.

Anon11/20/25, 12:38No.1022195

There's many flavours of low-poly. I'd say this is my favourite, Nintendo DS Models. Go to https://models.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/ and parse through Games and Models that tickle your fancy, and download and study the Models and Textures. (e.g. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games DS)

Anon11/22/25, 16:21No.1022306

Im sure there's a lot of tutorials for that type of thing, my fellow itch.ioan.

Anon12/01/25, 16:25No.1022773

i'd use pribambase addon for aseprite and blender import, automatically shows u outlines/realtime updates texture and helps u keep the pixel style. just make sure all ur UVs have very small texel size (and that they have the same texel size) and you're good https://www.illusionofmana.art/Pribambase.html

Anon12/02/25, 15:53No.1022819

Look up a tutorial that explains how to camera project a Krita painting into the mode using blender stencil texturing, then just render the model as .png, handpainting on Krita and then stencil project using the render camera.