The palette

Cobbled deepslate, deepslate bricks and tuff with mossy cobblestone near the ground for the walls and chimney, polished deepslate for quoins, ledges and bands; dark oak logs, stairs and trapdoors for the frame, corbels and sign, white terracotta for the plaster, orange wool glowing behind the windows; dark prismarine for the roofs; exposed and weathered cut copper for the oriel's hat; candles, a brewing stand, sea pickles and pots in the bay window; copper, cut copper, lightning rods, lime stained glass and a verdant froglight for the still, campfires in the hearth; hanging roots for the drying herbs.

Techniques

• A leaning upper floor
• A corner oriel
• A sagging ridge
• A bay window full of potions
• A glowing still

The steps

1. Stone footing
2. Ground floor of dark rubble stone
3. The bay shop window
4. Potions in the window
5. Hooded door and the hanging sign
6. Corbels and the oriel's corbelled base
7. Leaning upper floor: oak frame and plaster
8. Corner oriel turret
9. Chimney stack, its top leaning
10. Herb loft roof, sagging in the middle
11. A wide dormer over the street
12. Herbs drying in the loft
13. Oriel spire with a crooked tip
14. Still room and its glowing copper still

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