3D Artist Creates PS1-Inspired Low Poly Scenes in Blender

Today, let's take a trip back to 1995 and have a look at some of the astonishing artworks created by Jack McVeigh, a Digital Artist and avid Blender enthusiast.

In 2023, the artist kicked off a series of low-poly creations inspired by the aesthetics of PlayStation 1 games from the late '90s. Made using Blender, Jack's fantastic illustrations depict everyday scenes and objects, evoking the essence of old-school PS games. Some of these artworks deserve special attention for featuring an old-school Blender UI that enhances their authenticity and truly makes your mind journey three decades into the past.

Attached below you'll find some of the projects made by Jack, we highly encourage you to visit the author's Twitter page to check out more amazing works:

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