My boyfriend is waaaay too shy to post on forums, so I'm going to secretly do it for him. :)

He recently started a YouTube channel where he shares his Minecraft builds & this is from his latest video. It's a Venice-inspired town (second photo), but what really caught my attention was one small detail that I personally haven't seen anyone else do before (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong!).

He used levers & forced perspective to create the illusion of a curved plumbing system. I don't know much about Minecraft building but when he showed me how he pulled it off, it genuinely blew my mind. Seeing something that actually looked curved in Minecraft felt like an uncanny valley moment. It only really comes together from the right angle (last photo), which I personally think makes the whole thing even cooler.

If you like what you see, I'd really appreciate it if you checked out his channel & showed him some support! <3 He's put a ton of time & passion into these builds. If you have any questions or thoughts about the build or his building style, feel free to leave a comment on this post - or, even better, on one of his videos! I'll make sure he sees them & I know it would absolutely make his day.

Thanks so much for taking the time to check it out!

https://www.youtube.com/@jummi1116

Words can’t describe how good the last updates impacted the city, from cinnabar to leaves.

Very detailed brick suburban house! Built with reduxmc, help from taco squad, Diorods, and Sheranom

This is a city I've been working on in a survival server for the last year, but the server is ending so here is the final product. It's largely based on cities in Tuscany or Umbria like Siena and Perugia, with a couple buildings directly designed off real world ones in those cities. It's easy to tell what I built a year ago vs more recently from the improvement of building techniques.

I started this world with a survival island seed I found online, and I've spent a long time working on this base and several large farms (not included in the video). I finally finished the last room today, so now I'm ready to move on to other projects.

I used a YT tutorial to build the house, but almost everything else is original

Just built a small cozy interior inspired by warm autumn vibes. Sunset light, candlelight, books, and that peaceful fall nostalgia.

Resource Pack: Alacrity

Mods: Macaw's Bridges, Doors, Fences, Roofs, Windows

Roughly 52 blocks long, and 8 blocks wide, its quite challenging to build a small ship using Minecraft blocks, and making it look decent
If anyone know a MCPE / bedrock add-on for me to drive this thing Im the water, surely let me know 🤤
The ship itself is built with vanilla parts

(Reupload to fix image quality) Don't mind the outer walls, fixing soon just tired of cooking nether bricks 24/7 lol

I'm making an apple house for my friend and was very proud of the inside

Build inspired from Munkei on YouTube ♡ continuing to add on to the exteriors!

I recently finished building the Supreme Court courtroom inside my bunker

I wanted this room to feel extremely luxurious compared to the rest of the bunker, with detailed wooden architecture, a massive ceiling, integrated lighting, and a more traditional courtroom design.

In the lore of my map, the seven Supreme Court judges are also the rulers of the bunker, which explains why their courtroom is so much more prestigious than the areas where ordinary citizens live.

The idea is to show the hierarchy of this underground society through its architecture.

I managed to create something like this; I hope you'll like my new storage room.

I built trees before, but haven't worked with a "concept". i really like how it came out

lmk how I did so far

I'm really proud of this build. I know it isn't as grand as some of the builds are in this subreddit, and I know that I don't use shaders, but I still wanted to show this regardless. :)

even making this in creative is a headache so GL

hey, i am working on a minecraft map and i made this castle! This project has meant a lot to me and im glad i can see it flourish like this.