Enter Boletaria

 I decided that I was going to recreate the kingdom of Boletaria from Demon's Souls, one of my favorite games EVER! This is the entire first stage.

Afterward...

Here you can see some creepers in my dungeon.

At this point, I decided that I wanted to build a cathedral. Here's interior and exterior:

I had many projects going on across the map at this point, but I decided to take up one huge one...

Subsequently...

This project led to many other projects springing up along the perimeter bridge. I started on a castle that is all up in the air, with different rooms, like a snow room, which stretches into a snow biome, and a lava pool on a glass floor, and an obsidian room which took forever.

Then I started up on a quarry to gather blocks, while simultaneously making a fairly interesting location.

Then I decided that I would dig a tunnel with tracks from one earth clearing location to the far north-west, to my quarry in the far south-east. This was a pretty big project in itself. It's a mine shaft, known as a drift, separated by a row of pillars.

Shortly thereafter...

Started expanding my territory. First built a bridge connecting my tower to a nearby cliff.

After that, I decided that I was going to build a bridge that would span the entire map, and build a primary structure in the middle of it.

Finally, built the primary structure, and that was the Kingdom of Ardock.

And then...

Then I started on a structure that would go from max height to max depth.
After that, I figured that I would start up on a larger-scale project that would encompass an entire in-game map worth of distance.

Starting off...

So, I picked up Minecraft a couple months ago, and was instantly addicted. It serves as a nice creative output. I went through a few trial worlds before I finally got one that I liked. And the structures and areas just continue to expand. On this blog, I'll be posting some of my better creations.

At first, I started off building a primary structure, with a mine beneath it, and an arboretum on top.