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>uv unwrap you mesh to hyper optimised pevels like in op pic.
>take screen shots of your mesh from different angles. cardinal as well as from diagonal views.
>save those camera positions with key frames.
>paint over the screen shots in a 2d art program. be methodical about continuity between the angles.
>project your paintings onto the mesh at the corresponding angles, and bake each one seperetely.
>take the resulting textures back into 2d and place them in seperate layers. go through each one masking away parts of the texture that look warped. keep the best parts of each projection.
>flattent the whole thing and then clean up details.

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What's a good low poly texture workflow for Blender?
It feels inefficient to make them in Photoshop then save them then check them in Blender…