u/Ainrave-A

A nautilus statue for a nautilus parking lot.

Cute mini shellfih bonus at the end!

Warped shelf works well for scales and derpy fish mouth

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!

First try at recreating a comic interior design. This uses a bunch of maparts and invisible item frames. Quartz and stripped pale oak wood as the base, which can probably be expanded to more different shades. Since this is just a test, I am planning on making it bigger with more details and perhaps custom player heads for smaller items like flower pots.