Blue, orange and yellow house fronts

Blue, orange and yellow house fronts

Three coloured facades divide this portrait into clear areas: orange on the left, a projecting blue bay in the centre and yellow on the right. Green climbing plants soften the boundary between orange and blue. White window surrounds, dark balcony rails and narrow ledges interrupt the large colour blocks. At 100 pieces, there are several recognisable places to begin without relying on the frame alone. The repeated windows add a useful challenge: their height, surrounding wall colour and decorative tops distinguish one floor from another.

A way to start

Sort the orange, blue and yellow wall pieces first, keeping leafy fragments in a fourth group. Build a window together with some of its coloured surround so it stays tied to the correct facade. Follow the horizontal white ledges to connect floors, then trace the blue bay's corners. Leave the dense greenery until the orange and blue edges give it a frame. On Easy, Edge help can identify the border while the balcony and window details provide anchors inside it.