Hi All,

So this is my survival world I've been playing on for a few years. I do a lot of MapArt these days, hence the creation of the Louvre.
This world is basically vanilla with no game changing mods, data packs or commands.



Everything here is Vanilla Minecraft. However I do use Masa's and Gnembons client side mods such as Carpet mod, Litematica and tweekeroo, and the Hermitcraft Wandering Trader Data pack for block heads, because it would take a very long time to build without them, plus I've played MC for a many years and I find it adds to my enjoyment of the game. But all blocks are placed by hand.
If you're interested in the mods they are used by the Sci Craft crew, and can be found in the discord there.
And the Data pack can be found on XsuimaVoids website Vanilla Tweaks.


Most of the big builds are designed by fellow Planet Minecraft users, so I wont add a world download because I don't feel comfortable doing that with their builds. Perhaps one day when I decide to begin a new world.

In my collection of paintings are:
              4 Michelangelo paintings from the Sistine Chapel
              2 Leonardo di Vinci paintings (Mona Lisa & The Last Supper)
              3 Picasso paintings
              3 Van Gogh paintings
              4 Claude Monet paintings
              7 Rembrandt paintings
              Oh! and many from my dad! All the drawings made in pencil are from him :)
              Plus many more (some different ones feature in my gallery)

You may notice signs around too :) (toilets, security, even powered Redstone lamp maps on sea lanterns so I don't need levers on Redstone Lamps, and a few more dotted around)

All pictures, street signs, posters are Vanilla and created using maps.

There is a lot to my world I haven't included, eg.
  Hostile mob switches
  Guardian Farms
  Iron Farms
  Full Perimeter at spawn chunks
  Passive mob farm
  Creeper and separate mob farms
  Wool, Honey, Inc, wood farms
  Virtual Pet
  Etc..

But I'm pretty proud of my Art Gallery :)
Thanks for having a look!

Any questions, feel free to ask.

Charlie