neon nectar and studded skin form a sticky species of low-poly fruit

neon nectar and studded skin form a sticky species of low-poly fruit

qatar-based designer gonzalo ausejo has created this quirky collection of digital fruits, rendered in a low-poly, neon-toned aesthetic. the expressive collection of edibles sees three-dimensional, polygon mesh graphics form seemingly studded surfaces of watermelons, pineapples, cherries and grapes. glittering, gem-like exteriors hide stretched, gooey innards that match the color of each fruit, but give it an entirely new textural quality. 

the sticky innards of a watermelon are sprinkled with ‘seeds’ 

the candy-colored compositions — reminiscent of video game graphics — combine multiple digital tools to achieve the applied effect. ausejo‘s eight renderings offer a vibrant re-contextualization of everyday edibles, seeing studded skins, sticky flesh and neon nectar form a new species of ‘low-poly’ fruit. 

two halves of a pineapple are stretched in the center 

a gummy interior is surrounded by a gem-like skin

a pair of low-poly cherries hang on a stem 

ruby red geometries form the skin of the cherries   

a berry’s outer layer is wrapped in glittering 

the qatar-based designer has created a quirky collection of digital fruits

the fruits are rendered in a low-poly, neon-toned aesthetic

the expressive collection of edibles are made from three-dimensional, polygon mesh graphics

seemingly studded surfaces of watermelons, pineapples, cherries and grapes are made 

glittering, gem-like exteriors hide stretched, gooey innards 

the insides match the color of each fruit, but give it an entirely new textural quality

the candy-colored compositions are reminiscent of video game graphics

in their making, the collection combines multiple digital tools 

the eight renderings offer a vibrant re-contextualization of everyday edibles