Low-poly landscapes emerge from a system that constructs scenes with procedurally placed triangular facets. Variations in geometry, iridescent color blending, and layered noise create depth and atmospheric effects. The outputs are inspired by the forms of the Canadian winter and suggest crystalline mountains or icebergs. Reflections, fog, and subtle distortions add an organic feel to the structured, algorithmic forms.

Original concept for this project came from my solution to the Genuary 6, 2025, prompt 'make a landscape using only primitive shapes'. Prompt credit to Jonathan Barbeau