Can’t decide on any block.

#1 was my first attempt, I like the smoothness and cohesion of blocks. Smooth sandstone is perfect for that. Not yellow enough. Disliked the weaving bone ceiling tiles, but eh I also liked it’s oddness. Felt that sea lanterns complimented well over other light blocks in this setting.

#2 The use of stripped birch logs for the walls is something I’ve done before and feels right. It may be too woody, and again not yellow enough. The new polished sulfur and ochre frog lights help seal that yellow tiling and lighting. Sulfur flooring might work. I like It.

#3 Now the bamboo… mixed feelings 100%. It’s busy yet adds a nice yellow. Stripes are similar to the og wallpaper. I like It best combined with the sulfur floor and ceiling. But bamboo... It’s growing on me ig.

I keep wanting to settle back to my first iteration of all sand and bones.

This is a continuation of another post that was unfortunately deleted. Any constructive criticism, feedback, or suggestions are welcome

Also, the other post reached 4k upvotes, thank you so much for the support!

The reference image is from pinterest. I don't like AI generated images, especially in pinterest. But I only noticed that this was AI when I already started building.

However, I think my build turned out better than I expected)

We’re having a portal competition in our SMP world. I decided it was a good chance for me to learn how to build organics. With some help from my friends I was able to build this giant moon that was inspired by this reference and Berserk (and other dark fantasy games and shows)

You can watch me explain my thoughts here: https://youtu.be/_oa-Ib6bvo8?si=nbFj6nz6r3aKu6Pa

I built a detailed 1.8:1 scale recreation of Korea University campus in Seoul, South Korea, in Minecraft.

Major buildings have been fully recreated with interiors, and the map even includes functioning elevators and a controllable drone, both made entirely with commands.

The surrounding city has also been recreated in a simplified form, using GIS data for accurate layout and terrain, and spans an area of approximately 6000×6000 blocks.

Credit : BTE France Treepack

This probably took 80ish total hours to make. The shark could use some rework, but overall still very proud of this work :D

original artwork: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1003739835717746434/

WIP

And yes, I know, the Library of Babel, doesnt accurately look like this, but I think it's cooler

Asian temple architecture on a rusted industrial warship - a strange, striking mix that looks incredible in Minecraft. This combination really grew on us while we were building it!

Meet The Exiled Prince - our Fire Nation vessel inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender.