Porygon in Profile Built From Angular Panels

Porygon sits in a side view facing right, drawn entirely from flat angular panels. The head is a faceted shape with a long, flat beak that points to the right. One hexagonal eye sits near the front of the head, with a solid black pupil. Below it, the chunky body is divided into large planes by straight crease lines. A thin pointed tail angles up and to the left. One blocky arm rests in front of the body, and a foot with a chunky, angled toe sticks out at the lower right. Since each panel is its own section, it works well for practicing shading. Try coloring each facet in a slightly different tone of one color to make the body look like cut paper or folded shapes. The page is free to print and the lines are clean and easy to follow.