I have just begun learning new Blender 2.8 techniques, but here is an old one of making a simple, low-poly tree. If you would like to know how it is done, feel free to leave a comment below.

Leave me some constructive criticism!
I have just begun learning new Blender 2.8 techniques, but here is an old one of making a simple, low-poly tree. If you would like to know how it is done, feel free to leave a comment below.

Leave me some constructive criticism!
For a first it looks amazing! I love the attention to color you put into the leaves!
The colors look dull, make it look vibrant.
I agree, but I also think maybe it’s the lighting making it look dull? Either way, @Generic0001 very nice first build. Keep it up.
The tree looks great, especially when you are just starting to learn to techniques. I like the diversity of colours have have put into it, it really enhances the low poly style you are going for. I agree with @toocrusty that the colours are somewhat dull and can be improved on. Overall, I like it.
Amazing work! I love it, but the colours look rather… dark and dull, Maybe change up the colours, however amazing work, well done! ![]()
Thank you. The lighting is negatively affecting the saturation of the colors. Will change soon.
For a first try, this is some great work! I think you should have the branches less spread out and a little bit more contained in the middle. Also, if you’re using a lot of colors, try making them more vibrant.
Looks amazing!
I would highly recommend adding a dirt effect and maybe even a rocky effect under it to give it a floating aesthetic, if that’s what the goal was.
Other than that, it looks wonderful!
it would look great inside a glass sphere hung on the ceiling (several spheres of different sizes)
and a desk