Pastel Houses on a Hill

Pastel houses climb a hill in a painted scene, with roof lines and windows breaking the soft walls into small landmarks. Paper grain, hill contours and pale sky washes keep broad colors from merging.

Build one house around its roof and windows, then follow the slope into neighboring walls. Sort sky by wash direction; paper pieces without marks belong after the architecture is fixed. Window openings and roof edges turn soft painted color into small, testable architectural groups. Stone joints and window recesses give the facade a dependable framework.