Minecraft Fan Makes Awesome Diorama with Realistic Models
Minecraft released fully in 2011, and its distinctly simplistic block-based world and visual design became a revolution in an era of gaming when every AAA game was pushing for more and more graphical fidelity. It is due to this distinct art style that Minecraft has not become dated visually like many other games from 2011. Minecraft’s simple but incredibly deep mechanics have also managed to keep the game incredibly popular for over a decade.
Minecraft’s visual style has been used to create many incredible in-game builds. But one thing many fans often wonder, is how the game's blocky visuals would translate into a more realistic art style.
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Minecraft contains many enemy creatures which are mostly cubic recreations of recognizable creatures and monsters, but the game’s blocky visuals take the edge of what could be incredibly creepy designs. But now a Reddit user named Roman Khramov has created a diorama which translates some of these monster designs, along with the player character, Steve, into a more realistic visual style. Roman’s diorama shows Steve attacking one of Minecraft’s spider-riding skeletons, with realistically stylized designs that show off many creepy details that are lost in Minecraft’s blocky visuals.
The diorama conveys details that will be recognizable to Minecraft players, although they may have only seen them before in Minecraft's iconic in-game art style, such as the flowers on the ground, or the diamond pickaxe wielded by Steve. But Roman Khramov’s diorama also adds many details that could never be depicted in Minecraft's blocky visuals, such as the individual blades of grass, or the creepy hairs applied to the spider’s body. Fans
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