I think you're using far more colours than you need, many of them are barely distinguishable. Using only as many colours as you really need will make it easier to pixel, and it'll lead you to more unified, better-looking palettes. Don't use colours that have very little contrast to each other, especially in a minimalist style like this. Having so many colours is also forcing you to create a lot of noise instead of defining your forms properly.
As a challenge for yourself, try making this piece again with just one blue (for the sky), two browns (for the ground and wood), two greens (grass), three greys (for the bricks, rope, and mortar), and black or dark blue for the birds. That will make you have to think more about the forms instead of the details. Suggest the details instead of drawing them all out, it'll lead to cleaner, easier-to-read art.
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I think you're using far more colours than you need, many of them are barely distinguishable. Using only as many colours as you really need will make it easier to pixel, and it'll lead you to more unified, better-looking palettes. Don't use colours that have very little contrast to each other, especially in a minimalist style like this. Having so many colours is also forcing you to create a lot of noise instead of defining your forms properly.
As a challenge for yourself, try making this piece again with just one blue (for the sky), two browns (for the ground and wood), two greens (grass), three greys (for the bricks, rope, and mortar), and black or dark blue for the birds. That will make you have to think more about the forms instead of the details. Suggest the details instead of drawing them all out, it'll lead to cleaner, easier-to-read art.