Holy crap, I don’t really know much about making 3D models in computer science but as an artist I am impressed. She kind of looks like the one anime girl that claims to be a dragon but is just a 10,000 year old child, and her best friend or babysitter or whatever she is has MASSIVE honkers.
I see nothing wrong with it for now. It's a low-poly casual game so the standards don't need to be mega high. But in a nutshell, it's a cute design for a head. So, good job.
On topic a bit, low poly things seem to have become a niche. Some people like the nostalgia, some people just like it for how quaint it is in a time of high definition. I think it'll always have a place somewhere in media and I'm happy about that.
Coming back to this comment to make a disclaimer that I don't want to come across as anything but supportive, I'm just bad with picking the correct words to express my thoughts.
I’m not a fan of the eyes. I get the point is to be cute and simple is best but that just looks like one of those ty stuffed toys with the massive eyes.
Your wizard character design looks intriguing and fits well for a low poly casual game! The choice of simple shapes and bold colors gives it a whimsical yet polished appearance. Consider emphasizing iconic elements like a pointed hat or staff to instantly convey the character's magical nature. Keep your textures minimal to maintain the low poly style, focusing on distinctive silhouettes and vibrant color contrasts for visual appeal. Overall, your design seems ready to enchant players in your casual game! ✨🧙♂️
If you have any specific design choices in mind you'd like feedback on, feel free to share them!
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