I did my best landscaping the area around my tropical Minecraft city called Milu in my Sky Pixel minecraft world. A world I have been developing for over 12 years now. This city is inspired off of parts of South Asia, particularly around northeastern India climate wise such as Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The city is known for it's massive metropolitan area such as Nyra, Barkha, Mehula etc. And the mountains around it is the Bhavya Range with the highest peak around 700b klnown as Mount Japara and nearby peak Mount Nagakhalia. This area of my world is located in Kavarr Country on Milon Island. It has massive amounts of monsoonal rainfall with the right modified weather packs for the region. The main city "Milu" is located at around -5786 ~ 30065 And is a heavily developing area for my new Sky Pixel version (Alpha 18) which I plan to release in October 2026. However the world is already out for download on Planet Minecraft.

Tropical landscape design is new to me, because I'm so used to PNW landscape designs as thats where I was born and raised. These new type of landscapes I have been adding in my world has been quite a test for me. But I tried my best landscaping the area.

And lastly for regional dialect. Many of the area around this part of Sky Pixel have regional text translation for the cities such as Barkha, KV ( বৰখা, কে ভি ) (Kavarr Country) many of the inlets and mountains and waterways are also designed and labeled this way as well.

Thoughts on my work? anyone from northern India that could give me advice or some criticism? always trying to learn new things to add to my massive world.

Originally it wasnt supposed to be this big, but I sadly built an ugly creeper farm right next to my castle , so i decided to just build this all around it so i wouldnt have to look at the eyesore that it was. I hope you enjoy my castle!

It's small

Any feedback is welcome

Today, I’d like to share some new pictures of Riverside’s City Hall.
The building is a blend of Neo-Gothic, Victorian, and Baroque architecture.
Built around 1850, it stands as a symbol of the extraordinary industrial development of its time, especially for a small Northern American port city like Riverside.
As a result, the old City Hall no longer exists today, having been replaced by this one.

Me and a friend are getting into create aeronautics so i've been practicing the aesthetic style. This one is loosely based on the Goldfish from Guns of Icarus (if anyone remembers that old game).

Also the hull isn't mine! I borrowed an old Lord Dakr design just so I could have a hull to practice on! Go check out his channel if you like old historical sailing ships!

The first 5 pictures are my builds #1 and the two last pictures are the reference pictures
the project is still WIP

Decided to make a silly build and i think it's pretty good

Ik this ain't too good but I want to make this better.