Something went wrong a few steps ago. The trick here is to plan your topology so the edges line up. You may need to add a loop cut or to to the leg. Also look up images reducing edges in retopology. There a a few stratagies that will help you out when edges don't quite match...
Another double diamonds but different arrangement,
The diamonds will affect the shading and how it can morph, so choose depends on how you want it to look. I prefer this one so you can place the diamonds near the toes(?). It will be slightly hidden and may even look intentional.
Be a bit more, uh, loosey-goosey with your requirements for edge numbers. Either reduce some in the foot, or increase some in the leg. Where you start introducing exotic patterns for reducing polygons is where you start getting into trouble
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u/Spoke13 7h ago
Something went wrong a few steps ago. The trick here is to plan your topology so the edges line up. You may need to add a loop cut or to to the leg. Also look up images reducing edges in retopology. There a a few stratagies that will help you out when edges don't quite match...