Pixel Vincent van Gogh paints faster than he can find places to put the results. Canvases lean against every wall of his studio, paint boxes are piled on the bed and a crate of frames has just been delivered. With no room left on the floor, he starts Easel Tower and builds straight up.
The trick is to work while the paint is wet. Pieces that land in quick succession stick together and multiply the points, while a pause lets the paint dry and the streak fade. Each careless drop shaves an edge off the tower. Climb past the window, over the yellow walls and up to the rooftops, and see how high a busy summer can go.
