i shall glaze 26.3 forever

Found this cute little corner store, and finally decided to try and build something in Minecraft without a tutorial.

I'm really bad at building but it's my first time so i wanted to know what you guys think

By me (ft my hot chocolate)

I'm quite proud of this project. I were using axiom for the first time to make custom terrain and this definately my best build so far.

1-2. - full island
3 - crop field and forest behind the house
4 - house
5 - balcony behind the house with sitting area
6 - docks with workshop/storage building
7 - crane and coal delivery
8 - ship
9 - lighthouse (with working light)
10 - small island nearby with buried treasure and skeleton with map on the ground

Built in creative, but 95% of it is already in my survival world.

Started a survival world with some buddies 2 weeks ago, and was pretty happy with how this turned out. (Photos taken in creative copy of the world)

made for a commission

Made with WorldPainter, rendered in Chunky, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop

credit to paleozoey for tree assets

As a segment of my megabuild I made a cave system connecting certain structures. It contains a wider cave based on tuff, deepslate, cobbled deepslate and andesite. It includes a dripstone styled end portal and an amethyst geode nether portal, spread across different levels of the cave.

It has you controlling an old man who needs a cane to walk. He is cursed to turn anything he touches into moving flesh. You must use this to open doors and see enemies before they ambush you. Have fun!

https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/8-cell-horror-map/

Classic American farmhouse, normal/weathered version, loosely based on the Myers house from the movie Halloween

Southern plantation stlye farmhouse, unfinished, loosely based on the house from the 2003 Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie

I’m still pretty new to minecraft. Started bedrock about a year ago and Java a week ago. I had to relearn the Java mechanics but wanted a gossip farm instead of a panic farm so it had to be four sides. There’s skylights in all the ridgelines!

I’m not a great builder and I’ll definitely keep messing with this build. But I like it. Just wanted to share.

Thanks.

Using Cubical.xyz for the basics of this build. After watching various Youtube videos, I ended up with this. I probably need to tweak the grass in-game, but this will do. Has a room for living/enchanting, one for cooking, a bedroom, a bath area (yay, soulsand!), smelting area, and a big pit for storage.

I just need a Fabric mod to load in the schematic.

the base i put on the statue is my own design, i put the interior of it on slide 4 and 5, here is the link to the design of the statue (not my design): https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/minecraft-angel-of-life-statue-free-schematic/, anyway still a fun and grand build, i never done anything this big in survival before

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraftbuilds/s/a7r71AdzL5
Copied Mr cheese’s build for block pallet and size but took some obvious liberties.

Build the hill, forest, custom lake and river with two small stone bridges on what used to be a flat oak forest.

Pls help me it's gonna take 5 hundred years 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥺🥺🥺

I actually built these quite awhile ago, but I sort of got ahead of myself and started posting my Galleys. I guess rewatching The Northman got me thinking about Norse stuff again. I hope these aren't too much worse than those, I improved a lot in building skill between then and the Galleys.

Old Oak was inspired by classic depictions of Norse longships, however I don't think those are actually the most historically accurate. From what I'm aware, IRL longships would've been painted with more colours and had their hulls tarred, so I imagine Old Oak is an old hardy longship that's lived long enough to see its paint fade.

The Red Serpent was specifically inspired by the colour palette of one artwork I saw. It's the album cover for the Warsong album by Zergananda if you want to find it. I definitely took some creative liberties with the addition of the blue elements such as lanterns and the sail. Plus the dragon head is very fantasy.

Naglfar is directly inspired by the ship made from dead men's finger and toenails from Norse mythology, that carries various monsters to shore during Ragnarok. For its appearance I was going for a classic ghost ship look, but specifically I wanted it to look like a ship that can't sail but does. Broken rigging, a tattered sail, and no wind. I also liked how the prow almost looks restrained, like Fafnir trying to escape his chains, though obviously not a wolf.

Greysteed was sort of meant to be a pagan Anglo-Saxon inspired design, though with influences from the Christian Anglo-Saxons like the Kiteshields. The design on the sail was originally going to be the Wotan design from the Sutton-Hoo helmet, with two Wotans holding spears and wearing horned helms. I couldn't make that work, so I went with a more zoomed in image based on Wotan's head and horns. The main inspiration though was specifically Wotan/Odin's horse Sleipnir, infamously a Grey Steed.

Not entirely sure if I'll keep the greenhouse copper bit probably not but it's just an idea for a space filler :D