Took me about two hours of playtime across multiple sessions, but finally I finished one of my larger glades! A lakeside village, with churches, bridges, ruins, smithies, houses, winding roads, gardens, waterways and everything else. Really happy with the way it turned out.
Took me ~2 hours of building, you can follow along here in this YT-video :)
My latest glade, a peaceful little forest zone this time. Not just a few buildings plopped into it, I tried to make the whole thing feel as one cohesive glade this time. Really happy with the results!
If you want to see the video, here's the link.
Seeing the info about the new update and all the great glades being posted, I wanted to share one of my latest creations as well. A small little outpost glade in a cozy forest, made in ~30mins playtime. A video of the process is here on YouTube as well :)
Tiny little forest house I recently made in 15 minutes, I set times for myself to focus on just building and not get distracted or bogged down. And it's awesome to see 15 min is all you need to create something that looks half decent! Hope you enjoy it!
Full video (15min) here as wel for the creation of it if you want to follow along!
Created this tiny forest castle in ~15min, as a little trial to see how far I could get with details in a short amount of time. Video is here if you want to see the build process!
My latest tiny creation, a tiny forest outpost! Full video on the build here, I made it in ~12min as a small challenge! :)
I've started making a Glade again that I'm going to improve upon through a few playsessions. This is the first building in it, a tiny Inn next to the river of the Glade. Video of the process here if you like to see it come to life!
Recorded my take on the Daily Theme of Two neighbors! Really happy with the outcome of two distinct houses with their own style, in just 15minutes of building :D
Created three little homes/glades/creations recently. Tried to see what I could come up with in just a few minutes per build, and I love the outcome, no matter how simple it looks. Has a nice cozy vibe to it. Got a short 11-minute video here how I made all three of them if you're interested in seeing the process.