The BUILD BIGGER Challenge :: Building with BdoubleO

Minecraft Building with BdoubleO Season 3 Episode #14. Head to squarespace.com/bdoubleo100 to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code BDOUBLEO100.
Today, we take on the challenge of building bigger than we usually do by making a greenhouse to store all of our plant things.
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[@lithoshpere]

The absolute art that bdubs comes up with when he’s inspired is amazing.

[@kudos3443]

Absolutely,and even when he's building without inspiration

[@SpaceSoups]

It's absolutely inspiring.

[@OhNoItsKat]

Every time I think Bdubs has reached his peak, he throws out another episode and creates the coolest, most amazing and absolutely mind-baffling builds. kudos to you, mister.

[@potatoes5829]

"As a matter of fact he's in his prime"

[@enricopucci7105]

Glazing

[@enricopucci7105]

Hes married

[@reksio_xyt8733]

​@@enricopucci7105 ok?

[@satkotech]

Bdubs, the Bob Ross of Minecraft. Every episode is a joy to watch.

[@jangmo9861]

TRUE!!!!

[@GooseyGames]

I've been saying that for years! He's inspirational.

[@Canix1O1]

It’s so funny because I was going to put a comment saying that and this is the first comment, and it’s so funny. But it’s so true! Also all I can’t here bdubs saying is and here is a happy little tree

[@Roescoe]

And he teaches you the simple but amazing techniques.

[@briancarroll6716]

I’ve never even thought of it like that, but that is 1000% correct😂

[@Mogswamp]

Absolutely love how the greenhouse came out. You always seem to have little tricks I've never seen before in every episode!

[@jamesrobert3044]

Hi Mogswamp!

[@malliredeemed1772]

So many “GASP…take my breath away” moments in one video. I love the feel of walking into each new space in the new build…each with its own feel better perfect together. The arches in the cellar level is 🔥🔥🔥 as the youths say.

[@yeaolon]

‘As the youths say’

[@adammorgan6634]

Bdubs, I haven't gasped at a build in years. The Horticulturary™ is absolutely stunning, and the editing used to show the building process made my heart smile. Magical. This would be an excellent build to talk more deeply about the design process! Specifically how you took the initial shape, added color and shading, and fleshed out that g-o-r-g-e-o-u-s interior.

[@tedbertier9454]

That interior was really astonishing. Bdubs plays the game with a lot of patience.

[@u7felix]

3:48 it's so crazy how beautiful Bdubs is speaking about this world, it's genuinely like he's painting a picture, but in minecraft. Absolute masterful artistry!

[@JeraWizard]

Few things get me more hype than the Building with Bdubs theme music. It's up there with the SuperFastBuildMode vibes. I know I always compliment this Bdubs, but it's because it's worth repeating: Your editing is top notch!!

[@lima7132]

The building looks so full on the outside, and when you go inside it just gets bigger and more complete, so much detail and story on a single building... As I always say, this is pure art!

[@grandaddy0807]

Bdubs and Etho episodes popping up just get me so excited, I'll always watch these two

[@kylejhood]

I was also thinking that the tree blended in too much with the bridge in the background, but I wonder if it'll pop once you put a building between the tree and the bridge. Could go with a darker building and get that contrast popping.... Anyway - love everything you do. So creative. You've been inspiring me for years in my own creative journeys. So thanks, Bdubs!

[@ohjearelle]

I don't know how you do it, Bdubs. You take the most odd blocks (furnace minecart of all things!) and turn them into something incredible. So good! Thank you for this episode and this series. I always learn so much from you :)

[@kaylasolomon9578]

i love how bdubs includes his family in his ad reads! i feel like it ads a nice vibe to them that you don’t really see very often

[@orsonlorenz-markham1426]

i love how accessible this series is. I'm not super into building (not great at it either haha) so i really appreciate the way you talk about the little things, things that I can realistically implement into my own worlds. Thanks bdubs :D

[@tatekane]

Your kids definitely enjoyed filming that commercial 😹 I like the warped vines it makes the eye focus first when you enter. The interior is beautiful, Bdubs as beautiful as the outside. The flower symbol translates well from a distance. Leave it to Bdubs to turn the stairs upside down because it looks better instead of going up easier *remembers the stair of HC mudshop^ lol

[@injectilio]

I appreciate you fully disclosing how long your interior took you! I hope more minecraft streamers do that to set expectations and allow us to appreciate your and their efforts.

[@Connor_Moore]

This was a beautiful episode. Everything from the building, the lessons, the world building was masterful. What I love about Bdubs is not only do we see his world progress through his episodes, but I leave the episode inspired to take on my own creative endeavors. The way he makes creative success feel so approachable and achievable is a rare teaching skill. I’m so thankful for this series.

[@UserName-ei7dk]

Bdubbs really is an artist. Every time I watch I am in awe by what he is able to create in this seemingly simple block game.

[@cleb4665]

As someone who has studied architecture in school and currently works in the construction industry, I really appreciate the attention to detail and real life practices Bdubs implements in his builds. Really takes it to the next level

[@WhatAGuy]

I think the petrified tree could work better as a centerpiece if it were mostly white, kind of like the petrified tree at Timberstone Castle. Instead of just having one white streak of diorite, invert it to be mostly white diorite and quarts with some grey in there as contrast.

[@51umgu11i0n]

The amount of creative energy Bdubs is able to put into every little thing never ceases to amaze me!

[@WickedOddity]

The moment he revealed the interior... my jaw DROPPED!! Obviously the exterior is utterly incredibly, but the amount of detailwork and just pure INTEREST and passion put into the inside!! From a guy who RARELY does full interiors lol It's incredible! Another home-run, Bdubs!! You haven't stopped improving yet, I doubt you ever will

[@arielkarate1]

Bdubs is the Picasso of Minecraft !!! Thanks for sharing your thought process and taking us with you !

[@Elias___]

Picasso wishes he was this good

[@arielkarate1]

@@Elias___ agreed 🤣

[@romanmarcus14]

Bdubs one of your best episodes yet in this world. I know what you did is a ton of work but you really filled out the world today. Loving seeing progress like this

[@darialooker]

I fell in love at first sight with the first green plant room! Just the right amount of business, variety and colour to convey the atmosphere of a plant shop or a flower shop. Absolutely love the creativity!

[@BooksMusicMe17]

Plants in boats! Plants in hopper minecarts on powered rails! Iron grilles supporting the stairs! And I love the copper and mud brick floor. Lots of cool tricks this episode.

[@webs4447]

I feel like I could step into your world and just live in it. Not something I can say for even some of the best builds out there! Much admiration to you

[@nicolasderoose]

I struggle to express how much admiration I have for Bdubs. Watching his videos are always such a pleasure ; I'm like a little kid in a candy shop and don't see the time fly! So much talent!

[@muddyshoes7779]

i’ve been in quiet awe of your building for a while now, but allow me to gush here for a moment because. holy crap. first of all, i LOVE that flock of birds. i can’t stop looking at them, they are just such a gorgeous detail that adds so much life and realism and aaaa!! your attention to details like that- little things that we get so desensitized to in real life- just add so much. also you’re so right about leaving fog on. i think your overall approach to building, at least from what i can tell from this series and hermitcraft, is so… artful? it’s hard to explain, but your thought processes in regards to things like color theory, framing, patterns, movement, etc just cements the fact that i’m watching a master at work, and it shows in what the end results are! i also love the life and storytelling that is just so rife in everything you build. it’s in the details like the slanted flower stand. the little pipes that make up the watering system. the “daylight” filtering into the basement (???!!! love that one especially). i’m so amazed by the fact you’re even able to come up with those, let alone find a way to make it work in minecraft!!! your mastery of these details combined with your knowledge of how to structure an overall scene just add up to a masterpiece. chef’s kiss. i think you’ve said before to be inspired by studio ghibli, and one of the things that makes those films so beautiful is the simultaneous suspension of reality and the romanticizing of otherwise mundane, daily details. you have mastered that!! argh the appreciation you give to those details is so good, and really sets you apart!! finally what you said is the core of everything: the dedication you have to breaking up patterns and changing up the blocks you use, because it really does pay off. it makes it seem more lifelike, adds interest like you said, but also makes it so that when there are patterns or symmetry, it’s so much more deliberate. it makes it so you spend more time genuinely drinking in a build, rather than just giving it a cursory look and being able to fill in the details because it is predictable. gosh everything is so gorgeous. watching your stuff is so much fun AND has irreversibly altered how i approach building and even art in general, thanks bdubs!!!! uhm. don’t go getting a big head or anything though, but maybe it’s too late for that :P

[@hardyorange]

I loved the sounds of you walking across the packed mud bricks and the rain falling while you were showing us the interior of the horticulturary! I know they're directly from the game, but they really added to the atmosphere!

[@mystieflower]

your videos are one of my favorite things ever! whenever you upload I stop what I’m doing and go watch it right away the music, editing and you in general make me so happy! I don’t know where I’m going with this but I just want to make a little appreciation comment :]

[@goldenwilliams]

Love it Bdubs! The grey tree definitely blends too much with the bridge in the background. Maybe if it were closer in color to the tree of Whimsey it would stick out more

[@albynton]

This horticulturist's house is sooo nice! Entering it feels like just stumbling into a fantasy botanist's lab. Magical!

[@maddiejane927]

You are hands down the most talented minecraft builder I have ever seen. You don’t just create builds you create actual works of art!

[@champleague0227]

When you walked down into the greenhouse and the whole area got brighter it was magical, keep doing what you are doing bdubs

[@Nephelangelo]

Bdubs, maybe make the petrified tree all white? It would be a nice contrast against the grey and is a pretty elegant color to go with.

[@teshtishtoshtesh3218]

The "soil in the dark corner" makes complete sense. Composting usually happens in the dark. Beautiful builds!

[@pendelluft]

Bdubs… it makes me so mad sometimes that there aren’t millions of people watching your episodes. They have no idea how incredible you are. You’re so deserving of a much bigger audience.

[@tayla6855]

His work is definitely under appreciated in terms of views, but his audience is so dedicated and appreciative it makes up for it.

[@mystieflower]

that build in the thumbnail is so beautiful I’m so excited to see it!!

[@miasmi5992]

Wauw that timelapse was amazing, that's actually such a nice and cozy encapsulation of how minecraft "feels". INCREDIBLE music as well of course. I almost feel like it could be uploaded on its own as a youtube short as like a minecraft ASMR type thing lol!!

[@gc2009able]

I feel so proud of Bdubs. I've been watching his videos for 11 years and to see him put so much consistent effort into learning how to do new things, and to see the incredible progress he's made both in terms of artistry and screen presence... it's so inspiring. I'm a teensy bit older than him and I'll be honest, the work he's put in leaves me in awe. I don't think I've worked at anything that hard, lol. And all that work is paying off. Honestly, Bdubs... you have a *lot* to be proud of. Well done.

[@lonestarlord]

9:58 this might help with that tree blending in, usually petrified trees have been buried, so along with the gray, you might incorporate some more brown or orange blocks, maybe would fit the vibe of the streets as well!

[@razerxp25]

Fact of the day - A Bdubs video is better than most movies.

[@chandeloon]

Your builds just keep getting better and more beautiful! Also lovely choice of music for the building segment of the horticulture/solarium!

[@DecisiveTv]

Idk how you can always make really cool commercial breaks Bubbles, amazing every time, and actually keeps me interested. I almost wanna buy the product that I have absolutely no reason to use!

[@lowresbones]

My breath has been taken. Every room you showed in the HORTICULTURIST my jaw dropped lower 😂

[@miguelparadinha789]

This has quickly become my favorite minecraft world, and you're only just getting started! :D Looking forward to see what comes next!

[@eclogues_]

Another perfect video! Well done again, Bdubs.

[@natantardeli5327]

14:32 i loved the slow pace timeplace!! i honestly think it suits your style pretty well i really love it

[@dickcannon3173]

I always love watching when Bdubs is inspired, to see the creativity and art flow is amazing

[@quqWoozWorld]

Seeing this horticulture shop made me think it would be cool to make an arboretum showing off all the different custom trees and bushes you've made in one spot. Great vids and builds as always.

[@user-tl3ng9jr2e]

Wow this is just incredible. The way you explain it so perfectly is so inspiring. This is some of the best Minecraft content on KZbin for sure 😀. Now I’m off to build a greenhouse I guess 😂

[@baarbedwire]

This whole project is breathtaking, but the propagation station is GENIUS. I am blown away once again!

[@MorrysIllusion]

Leaving one more comment to also say I LOVE how you've been doing the build progress time lapses. Seeing something other than the fast sped up videos is refreshing and these feel way more chill, creates a real different vibe for the series and I like it.

[@synniestar]

YES THIS, i forgot to say in my comment how much i adore how he's treating walking us through the building process. such a unique way to do it and it's so slow and thoughtful. just lovely. (also hi Morry 💖)

[@MorrysIllusion]

@@synniestar haha of course its you coming to my comment lol :) im so used to the time lapses and all, and theyre fun to see- but seeing it go up piece by piece in slow segments gives a much clearer image in my head as to how its put together. and it also kind of reminds me as a viewer that it takes time to make all that too.

[@synniestar]

@@MorrysIllusion teehee, i specifically look for my friends' comments now when i watch mutual sub videos :')) very much same here, i love a good timelapse, but the reminder of how much time it actually takes is a good one, and makes me feel less weird about taking eons to work out my Big Build. oh, and i really liked the perspective fade-ins (i assume with replay mod?) at the beginning! that was also a neat way to handle it that i hadn't seen before.

[@MorrysIllusion]

@@synniestar yes that subtly is really nice! its not just completely static which is important. the cuts in relation to the music.. the music choice in general

[@jamesscott3712]

That might be my favorite build montage that I've ever seen with the slower music and slower video shots cut and pasted!

[@Bread-fog]

Always excited when I see a building with Bdubs video posted

[@thysfx3137]

Amazing video! I love the way your build style has been developing lately

[@stewpifiediv]

I think a massive lake at the base of the bridge would look incredible. Mixed with small islands and maybe some fishing buildings and docks along the lake. It could make for a beautiful landscape I think.

[@tisjstme5315]

I am with you on the mangrove roots for leaves on the dead tree. I think just a small amount/enough brown would break up that grey with the cliff behind it.

[@Luis-iq6qz]

Wondering how Mr. Bdubs breaks building today again

[@MANGO-yn3hi]

Just what i needed today As always you made my day better, Keep it up B-dubs

[@eatham.]

Oh my god that building is so beautiful. I can almost smell the plants and hear the sounds of leaves brushing or water dripping when you were walking around in there, 10/10.

[@milesmcmahan7668]

Great work bdubs! I’ve been a fan for many years now. I’ve been playing recently and have worked on a wizard tower for my base. Many of your ideas and tips have informed my decisions. One of them is letting accidents or natural things change how the builds flow. You should make a Masters build series were you just delve as deep as you can into build theory. You basically have a PHD in Minecraft builds by now.

[@RobbSnor]

10/10 already ❤

[@ivanovov.7062]

Horticulture?? Solarium??? I am taking notes… But this is to say that, as a creative writing major, you’re a massive inspiration. The creative process is such a hard thing to nail down, but the BdoubleO method always teaches it with flying colors :)

[@WisdomCritFail]

im glad you mentioned that the petrified tree doesnt really contrast well against the backdrop because i was thinking the same thing. it might help to try adding more andesite around the edges or even have some overgrowth of like moss carpets and vines draping down from the branches.

[@hermitcollector]

I've never seen a world look so alive and real and beautiful... this project is so amazing Bdubs.

[@ethanfosterYT]

Literally the coolest Minecraft interior I've ever seen. The only thing I would suggest would be the occasional spore blossom for the particle ambiance. But holy guacamole, my mind is blown!!

[@jamietimon9899]

Bdubs, I love everything about this episode! I really like that you are going more into fantasy instead of just medieval. Have you considering adding any "plot lines" to your world building like an author or dungeon master does? For example: I would LOVE to see you build different villages from rival kingdoms... Like for example a middle eastern inspired one in the savannahs or desert, an aquatic kingdom, a frozen one, an underground one, or different fantasy race themes like elves, dwarves, dragons, etc.

[@alexpaul9055]

Hey bud it’s been so long. But so happy to hear you sounding so happy. It’s a beautiful thing. Keep up the great work you’re ridiculously talented at building my friend.

[@wolfinthewheatfields3224]

that side room would make an amazing library / brewery area :) most greenhouses have a space for making the dirt and getting the fertilisers ready and stuff, would look amazing

[@cadenthurston8731]

Bdubs, if you recorded your casual building and made videos of it that were just straight made like your building montages, I would watch them. The music, the style, just the straight atmosphere of it is so zen. I would play it from my TV all day.

[@Ein_Blockiger]

Every single time these builds are continuing to increase in size! And when you start to compare your own builds... oh man is he talented!

[@MorrysIllusion]

I feel like you have been talking a lot about composition this season and it's so great to hear. I think a lot about it when I draw but never really applied it to building. Undeniably your builds are like art and I can really see more of that through the thought process you explain. It's so useful and teaches me a lot. Also love hearing you excited to show all the stuff you've built :P it makes me excited and its good to know you're so happy to show it!

[@tired_eyes49]

This is absolutely amazing Bdubs. I adore the horticulture build. The sheer amount of detail… I gasped when you were showing the tilted flower displays! Everything is so beautiful and thought out. Chef’s kiss. Also, let’s not forget the commercial break. Hilarious. I bet you guys had a blast 🤣

[@JenInMinecraft]

This is what I love about bdubs. Most builders - "I'll just put down this dirt path to lay out the infrastructure". Bdubs - 2 episodes work of terraforming, landscaping, roadways, archways and statues. "It's just a WIP infrastructure..." :D 13:45 - My mother is the hairdresser in the family, and this is my expression having my hair cut. lol (My hair apparently needs to be soaked in an ocean or something).

[@CillianEm7]

I think the best descriptor of Bdub's building style is like a watercolour painting, with details just implied by a little bit of pencil sketch and a slight wash

[@vlad-]

The way he built the roads, now when ever bdubs moves, you can hear the mud bricks make a synced sound similar to a clock if you listen closely around 4:15 (it's covered by bdubs voice, so it's a bit hard to hear) (You know, one of those old clocks that makes a loud noise that pisses you off when you try to sleep)

[@vespertide7311]

Each episode you make small pieces of art. It's going to be beautiful when it gets to the point it's everywhere you look.

[@liamkampff1]

I dont think I've ever been more excited about Building with BdoubleO than I am lately with this new world. Every episode is just SO good and the new ways of building bdubs is doing is just so exciting

[@TheYit1]

In the west coast there is a gorgeous tree called a Pacific Madrone that has deep red/maroon even orange trunks. You may consider it for the tree centerpiece.

[@davidelrizzo]

There are some crazy good Minecraft builders out there, especially on Hermitcraft... but Bdubs is just on another level! 🤯

[@NurseRekka]

The boat planter and minecart pot display is so cleeeeeeeeeeeeeeever! I love this!

[@ViridianScript]

Hey bdubs, the village looks absolutely incredible! I was wondering if you could add a few more of the birds near the tower? A few strgglers here and there could make the flock of birds fit in more.

[@jamesthenabignumber]

I love the style you've developed where the buildings look like they have been worked on for centuries. Different materials and style for various sections. Signs of weathering and different textures. I live in London and what your doing looks very much like the best and the oldest buildings we have here.

[@codystephenson3774]

Hi Bdubs, first of all I am a huge fan of your content! =) wonderful builder! Potential idea for the tree. Shape looks great, but if you didn’t want to go with a petrified tree you could go with a tree that was struck by lightning. The tree is also placed in quite an open area so it could make sense. Our tree outside my townhouse was hit by lighting causing charing to the center of the tree where it hit and noticeable burn marks but the surrounding of the tree still looks quite normal. This way you could still use your coral and maybe mixed with coal blocks or mud to give a burnt mark. Still gives the tree some history and significance to the town but won’t blend into your backdrop quite as much.

[@synniestar]

i think my favourite part of your builds is that they feel *lived in*. there are some absolutely incredible builds out there that take my breath away for pure scale, but your builds make my heart ache with how lived in and real they feel. i had to pause writing this comment multiple times as you went through the build just to soak it all in...when the rain started as you were touring us through it i got so excited. just absolutely beautiful work. i aspire to be a twelfth this good at building someday!

[@darrenpitchford1261]

18:23 is GENIUS for the angled displays! Thanks for this treat!

[@peteserna538]

You are truly in a class of your own. This series is so good and I find that every new build is my favorite! My son and I watch all your videos and we appreciate the hard work you put into them.

[@friedatheiling598]

just sat here for 30min going 'ooooh' and 'wooow' in different intonations... insanely beautiful and inspiring, I need to hop on minecraft and build something asap haha

[@jasoncbld]

I've been playing this game for 10 years now, I've watch tons of videos and tbh, I've NEVER seen something like this, it's incredible!

[@timexgirl]

I love the petrified tree. Maybe put something behind the tree to break it up from the grey in the background? Personally wouldn't touch the tree. It looks like a tree that was important to the village at one time, and has been turned into a monument itself to commemorate that.

[@tomhillton4299]

Hey bdubs I think you could try to add a “charred” texture to the petrified tree, I think it could add some contrast, maybe using dark gray grungy blocks like tuff and basalt

[@nyxfall_]

The horticulturist build emotionally moved me...the sheer genius of your mind needs to be declared as one of the wonders of the world.

[@xfodude8511]

out of all the buildings you've made so far, i would LOVE to see your thought process and ideas behind designing this. it took my breath away. incredible, you outdo yourself every time LMAOO

[@tracyn13]

So talented! I love it! The detail is amazing. I really like the diagonal mine carts with the flower pots in them and the boats as planters.

[@zdwolfe]

Bdubs thank you for taking the time to explain why you’re doing certain things. The builds you make are gorgeous, yet then by seeing even a little bit how it’s done i feel inspired to stretch myself in my own builds.

[@krumz1]

This is incredible. Bdubs! You have outdone yourself. The herbacultarist might be my favorite build ever. The petrified tree looks pretty nice. Maybe a less gray base, non gray buildings behind, and maybe even some adornments and ornaments will help!

[@malfunctionhere]

I used to just really love B dub's personality and build style, I stayed for all of that and the EDITING! Spectacular stuff.