Sunset Hills

A dirt road winds over dry, rounded hills toward a low orange sun. Long shadows emphasize every fold in the land, and the grass glows copper along the near slope. Thin clouds sit above a horizon that stretches far beyond the road's final bend.

Trace the road from the bottom edge as it narrows into the distance. Its pale surface and darker wheel tracks give the foreground a reliable curve. Build each hill as a separate band, watching where sunlit grass turns abruptly into shadow. The far ridges are flatter and cooler than the detailed slope nearby. In the sky, the sun and the brightest orange form a compact section, followed by softer pink and gray cloud edges. Once the hills are stacked correctly, very little open sky remains uncertain.