Low Poly and High Poly is a symmetrical study of light and shade which depend on artist’s image lighting. Focus detail can be seen in the eyes and face which is trying to approach hyper realism whereas at the same time, it is tried to work with better-quality and bigger triangles to maintain the low poly technique and proximate abstract art. Small specks get together to make it in one piece. Each particle like molecule, grain or cell seems simple but this is very difficult. Yes, it is.

Each triangle has dissimilar information such as light and shadow along with tenor of color giving life and volume to the portrait. The perception of complication is to portray or characterize something with many parts where those parts act together with each other in multiple ways.

In other words, it turns out to be hyper realistic over and done with detail, careful prearrangement of triangles with light, shadow and volume. This is creating a complete and giving life to such multipart and simple beings in this case, humans.

Giselle Manzano Ramírez beautifully created the Low Poly, High poly Portraits that will lead you to admire.

Fan poster inspired by the film Foxcatcher with Steve Carell and Channing Tatum.