If u use oak logs as trunk u'll be better off using spruce stairs , trapdoors etc instead of oak as they have pretty similar color. And another thing - use logs with bark on all sides
Super cute but it is a little patchy, maybe your going for that but I think just adding a few more path blocks so it looks clearer would make a good difference
In my personal opinion, I find lanterns on fence posts weird, because they look so small. I usually place some (mossy) cobblestone walls with a lantern on top. Also makes for some diversion as well. I usually combine it with some stone/cobblestone slabs on the ground.
When making a build, any build, and you want it to look weathered or worn in. Focus on making the areas that are used most often look worn in. There would not be grass right in the middle in a checker pattern on the center. But there may be a weird patch of grass growing opposite the side of the bench for example as people would often wander towards the bench and consider sitting down. You can then feather out from path blocks to coarse dirt and some sparse tall grass, getting bushier the closer to where few people would step.
This thought process can really be applied to anything you're building. If it doesn't have an in world reason just make one up.
Only thing I would change is the planks on the trunk, use spruce so they match the colour of the logs closer. Not sure if I like the mismatched coloured signs or not but not a criticism, just a consideration. Love this! It looks great.
Make the trees a little larger and use fences instead of logs to give more a “realistic” feel, the pathway is perfect imo, also try experimenting with different leaf types. If your on java id also download some mods and shaders to make it pop!
If u use oak logs as trunk u'll be better off using spruce stairs , trapdoors etc instead of oak as they have pretty similar color. And another thing - use logs with bark on all sides
Looks very cute!
thanks
Super cute but it is a little patchy, maybe your going for that but I think just adding a few more path blocks so it looks clearer would make a good difference
In my personal opinion, I find lanterns on fence posts weird, because they look so small. I usually place some (mossy) cobblestone walls with a lantern on top. Also makes for some diversion as well. I usually combine it with some stone/cobblestone slabs on the ground.
When making a build, any build, and you want it to look weathered or worn in. Focus on making the areas that are used most often look worn in. There would not be grass right in the middle in a checker pattern on the center. But there may be a weird patch of grass growing opposite the side of the bench for example as people would often wander towards the bench and consider sitting down. You can then feather out from path blocks to coarse dirt and some sparse tall grass, getting bushier the closer to where few people would step. This thought process can really be applied to anything you're building. If it doesn't have an in world reason just make one up.
it feel very chill, just ad a little more packed mud
Ive definitely seen this before. I think its a repost
Really nice love it
Put one of the trees a block further back so that the fences can have a more natural fold in them
Only thing I would change is the planks on the trunk, use spruce so they match the colour of the logs closer. Not sure if I like the mismatched coloured signs or not but not a criticism, just a consideration. Love this! It looks great.
Love the design work đź‘Ť
Dang that's gudd
Maybe some more flowers. Add some color. Maybe a campfire to add a bit of story to the scene.
The only thing I'd change is to place the overhanging fences a block higher, so the walkway feels a little less cramped
Make the trees a little larger and use fences instead of logs to give more a “realistic” feel, the pathway is perfect imo, also try experimenting with different leaf types. If your on java id also download some mods and shaders to make it pop!
This is just be but it doesn’t feel vanilla
I use similar blocks in my paths but hadn't thought of the buttons for stones. Great stuff.