I actually spent a long time on that, because I was toying around with how to do the bricks, getting them in the right size and offset, getting the building the right size, trying to see if I could do anything with the roof (never did though as you can see), and played around with colors a LOT. One point it was a very dark gray, then a green, then a light gray, then a lighter one as you can see there. I have no idea how long it took me, but since it was my first one, it took far longer than a professional iso artist would. Thanks for the tips, but.. I really don't know how to add much more detail, or do more complicated shapes.

It's not a bad attempt at Iso. I only tried a few months ago and ended up just crashing and burning in a wonderful display of pixels and juice (long story) The canvas could do with a bit of shading. Not sure how to go about it... but I'm digging the pyramid style tiles. I'll post up my Iso attempts if you want to have a looksy. Proving that I am the WORST Iso artist out there *superhero pose*

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nice little simple house.. but try to raise the contrast.. we loose all the little details

 Nice little Iso building, I like the pastell color, maybe a shadow could fix the building a little more to the ground, but I think its very nice work.