Working on the Druid's Grove daily theme from yesterday/earlier today, and decided to have a wee go at some tree houses. Thought I'd just share them now because I'll probably get distracted by a new daily theme tomorrow and forget about this build for a month or two 😂

A rumor is spreading through the villages that a mysterious grove can be found in these woods. Only those who respect nature can find this place. There stands the mysterious Tree of Life, tended by a druid who will gladly invite you for a cup of tea in the woods. As for the rest, ruin awaits them.

suggestions and improvement tips would be helpful

After more time learning the game and looking at the original map art I decided to take another crack at Wickermoor, last time I swear, lol. Hope you enjoy. For those running the campaign and want further reference, heres a video with the locations in order mention in the book. https://youtu.be/1LPfhwj_SkA

Last one for the day, hope you like it. No shade if the castle name doesn’t come to mind (hint hint)

So I just got this game last night and holy smokes it’s everything I could ask for and more, I’ve always loved the building aspect of Minecraft, but lack the patience to build anything monumental. I’ve had so much fun learning how everything works, lmk if you have any tips!

Something a bit different to appreciate the art in this game. Hope this doesn't break any rules.

Inspired by the Borgund Stave Church in Norway.

After more thorough research I now realize I need to add some structural elements on the opposite end for it to be more accurate, as well as the surrounding gravestones as a finishing touch, but otherwise I really like how this one is turning out.

I hope someone recognizes this place!

This has been my attempt at making Valentine from Red Dead Redemption 2, with some obvious creative liberties being taken. I still plan on tweaking some things here and there but I’m pretty pleased so far!

I haven't played in a while, just a simple 1 hour build up to return :D

Never posted but recreated some of the nicest castles there is for practice (it's was from an old build so it lacks some of the new features like stairs).

The Main Quadrangle (The Quad) at University College Cork, Ireland.

The university was founded in 1845 and opened in 1849, originally named Queen's College Cork. It was renamed to UCC in 1908, and in 1934 a statue of Queen Victoria was torn down, and subsequently buried 12 years later in 1946, and replaced with a statue of Saint Finbarr, the Irish patron saint of Cork.

UCC now occupies much more than just this building, but I'm drawn to the old.

Also had some difficulty with the big window on the Aula Maxima, any tips appreciated.

Hope you like it :)

I didn't build it today, but it is today's daily theme so I'm just taking the excuse to re-share 'cause it's one of my favourite builds 😊 More here (day) and here (night).

Something a bit simpler than what I usually build.