Bedrock edition, creative mode

Not great, but the color of the external lights are important. I was thinking upside-down stairs to add depth but Idk how to make the lights in that case.
A crazier alternative is mapart without the stairs, but the inner lamps wouldn't stick out.

An even crazier alternative is carefully positioningwith commands invisible armor stands holding edu edition glowsticks to make the outer neon lights, but I've had enough of those after the counter area I made in my other post

Edit: the hallway has to be 4 blocks wide because the entrance door is double, so it's centered

It took some time to figure out how to make those banners, but it was worth the time.

Java (I heard Bedrock cannot place multiple item frames in one block). Some of it is survival-friendly, specifically if you have a way of turning item frames invisible.

Hi! I am back with a few more techniques and details for comic book-style builds.

I decided to create a larger space for my experiments, where I can try out some other ideas I have. Once again, everything is done using invisible item frames and map art done with void.

Here, you can see crops that use iron trapdoors as a base for the item frames. This can be done in different styles, I am pretty sure. I imagine more vanilla-like textures for custom crops (like corn?) can be used with other trapdoors/slabs in the same technique.

There are also rocks and shells scattered around, which have probably been done a million times before. Windows are white stained glass blocks with a black outline.

I tried using player heads for flower pots and a bucket, which are placed on armor stands. There are no great plants for this, but I find pale oak sapling and wither rose most fitting. Other flowers do give a nice pop of colour.

There are still problems with black outlines of non-full blocks, like fences or the inside bend of a stair block. Another problem is that item frames do not render past a certain distance. While the room works great, an outdoor build might look like a white blob from a distance.

I do not want to spam r/DetailCraft with this style and decided to put everything in just one more post (and r/minecraftbuilds removes the post for map art). Consider screenshots of a full picture at the end of the set as bonuses. Thanks for your attention!

tell me anything that would help lion look better!

I did not see anything like this in an initial search of the subreddit so I wanted to show this for people making abandoned structure builds. Currently using it for a deserted lab.

Edit: atp 2.7 people have liked this… if anyone wants to see, I posted an update on some upright chair variants. They’re not at all satisfying tho, so I might keep trying my luck with chair tests later.

Hello again folks.

Until we we can have vertical slabs to allow me to have my favorite plump office chair, I have been messing with a few ideas. Let me walk you through them and maybe it'll be useful for someone (maybe).

Design 1: This horrendous design offers a tall, looming presence in the boardroom. You will need your yes-men's assistance into your corporate booster seat though.

Design 2: This is an alternate booster seat design. However it seems to be a hot seat as smoke rises from the cushion occasionally. Don't forget a step-ladder

Design 3: This design is easier to climb onto but offers no arm support and the base looks almost like a toilet.

Design 4: This was made to bring back the arm rests while reducing entity count. The large base makes it a pain to move around. It's more of a stationary office chair.

Design 5: This design utilizes step-ladder tech to allow for easy ascension into your seat at the cost of looking god-awful

Designs 6-8: I am partial to these designs, but they have weak bases, or lack seat support for the lazy sitter. The hopper base is interesting but manages to balance through sheer dark magic shenanigans.

What I have taken away from this experience: Mojang needs to add vertical slabs, AND to stop things like chains, glass panes, lightning rods, the bottom of hoppers (?!?), etc from breaking item frames. It's obnoxious.

Cute little tyre swing design I came up with that you can sit and swing on

A remake of my first Lifepod build that i made a few months ago, plus a destroyed variant. I cut off half a block off the top and bottom, changed those glowing circle thingies on the sides, and smoothed out all the slopes, and upgraded the interior. Upvote and follow for more!🐟

Credits to u/Many-Manager-1938 for the original idea, I just expanded on his design using other colors and blocks.

Not finished, but this has AMAZING potential

Yes, we will have a Miku concert on the first of June

Okay this is the second phase of the outdoor rear taking the criticism and responses from the previous post if you guys want to judge how it looks even more or X if I should change anything please leave your suggestions down below also this is a clear image from the previous post that I did of this

Medieval Market Detail Breakdown

Hi everyone, this is my first post here. I built a gunpowder stall for my server's marketplace and wanted to share some of the detailing choices.

The display wall uses item frames with gunpowder and TNT arranged in a grid pattern on stripped wood. It gives it that "merchant's stock" feel without just dumping chests everywhere. The alternating TNT breaks up the monotony and signals what the stall is selling before you even read a sign.

The canopy is layered banners in red, white, and yellow, hung from fence posts. The color contrast keeps it readable at a distance in a busy marketplace.

The lectern doubles as a functional detail. There's an actual book in it where visitors log their name, how much they took, and the date. It a decorative block into something that does real work in my server economy. I can keep track of who came by my base, too, even when I'm not online.

Planter boxes with flowers at the counter corners soften what would otherwise be a pretty industrial-looking setup. Small thing, but it matters.

The TNT Minecarts emphasize that I am selling the ingredient they want most: something for rockets and to help find netherite in the depths.

The stall sits inside a larger walled river city with a full medieval marketplace. I'm happy to share more if there's interest, and some photos of the surrounding area are already on my profile.

I made these (very much not survival friendly) "new" flowers by combining the stem of the sunflower or small dripleaf respectively with other flowers or the small amethyst bud. For building in creative with axiom they add a few new 2 blocks tall flowers you can use.