Low poly art consists of simple polygons, usually triangles, coming together to form a pattern. Mainly used in video games to create a basic mesh, low poly art also produces interesting patterns in the 2D art world. The shapes tend to be blocky but still represent the basic pattern of the item they represent. I wanted to create a way for you to color the intricate patterns found in the gas and dust of stellar nurseries, in the bubbles created by dying stars and the expanding remains of supermassive explosions (or in astronauts, spaceships, planets, galaxies and Earth views in the other Low Poly Space coloring books).

I find the images in this book to be beautifully abstract, yet familiar. Use the images on the left as a guide or create your own art. I hope you find these pages full of awe and wonder.