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>>634220
Topology is the easy part for low poly
It's the texture you have to worry about

>>622916
Just like the other anon said, you need to have clean topology. Look up low poly characters and study their topology because it completely makes the difference for low-poly models

>>541745
Drawing will help.

Doesn't hurt having a fuckload of references to look at either

>>541767
Arnold is shit, welcome to hell

>>520330
Here's some stuff I saw in the old thread

Have some inspiration.

Hope this helps a little bit.

Can you dump any low poly animu models you have, preferably with the topology and textured, like the one on the pic? I want to know how professionals do it, try to exercise on them by recreating them, and maybe at the end, create mine too.

I found one tutorial
http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/blender/creating-a-low-poly-ninja-game-character-using-blender-modeling/

I can't say that it's 100% guaranteed that you'll learn low poly this way/successful since I just begun how to low poly too but it did help me a little.

So, I want to start doing some low-poly stuff, but is it harder than it looks? I want to do it so I can do some quick models of my characters.

kouotsu's work in low poly is rather appealing to me

take note of the arms and legs, but especially the knee and elbow. the limbs are composed of 6 sides and the knee/elbow are a flat plane at the outside of the bend that then meets in the middle of the limb. it will help prevent squishing when the model animates