One of the questions artists often hear is: “Where do you get your inspiration from?” For me, the answer is simple—it’s everywhere online. When I’m looking for Blender inspiration or fresh 3D art ideas, I usually turn to platforms like YouTube and Pinterest. Both are full of talented 3D artists sharing their work, techniques, and unique styles.

Recently, I made a low-poly stylised well after browsing YouTube and Pinterest for ideas. It’s a simple scene, but I had a lot of fun putting it together—mixing different concepts I came across and experimenting with a bright, cheerful colour palette. A special thanks to Grant Abbitt (YouTube: @grabbitt) for the inspiration.

Exploring this style has opened up a whole new creative path for me. It feels playful, imaginative, and surprisingly versatile.

Sometimes, just one image or tutorial can spark a passion for an entirely new style—and that’s the beauty of learning and creating art in today’s digital world.

How about you? Where do you usually find your inspiration?

Read the full guide — Create A Low-Poly Tree In Blender – A Beginner’s Guide — and start building your own low-poly worlds today.

“Don’t fear mistakes in your models; they’re just stepping stones to mastery. Every render is a lesson learned. ” ― Your Creative Journey