I really like the stained glass path you used! 
My advice is:
- to not stick too many differently-colored path tiles close together. Either have different tiles depending on the area in town (like in various "themed areas"), or have matching tiles throughout the whole town to give a unified feel.
- to use paths and patterns more sparingly, and in an organized/purposeful way. Like think about every single tile you put down: if it's necessary, if it leads somewhere, or if it adds to the aesthetics of the area.
- to use flowers to color-compliment buildings, PWPs, and different areas in town. Try to have "themes" for gardens, like a garden of a certain color scheme of flowers, a certain breed of flowers, or flowers that simply look nice together. Flowers are so easy to get and grow in AC, so it's easy to just sprawl them everywhere. But think about if it were real life, and you had to thoughtfully pick out flowers from the store (and plant them and care for them and wait for them to grow) to compliment a garden or a building. Applying this more careful way of thinking about flowers to AC might help your gardens become more effective!
I hope that doesn't come across as mean or anything; I actually think your town is very charming and has a nice feel to it! But that's the advice I came up with.
My advice is:
- to not stick too many differently-colored path tiles close together. Either have different tiles depending on the area in town (like in various "themed areas"), or have matching tiles throughout the whole town to give a unified feel.
- to use paths and patterns more sparingly, and in an organized/purposeful way. Like think about every single tile you put down: if it's necessary, if it leads somewhere, or if it adds to the aesthetics of the area.
- to use flowers to color-compliment buildings, PWPs, and different areas in town. Try to have "themes" for gardens, like a garden of a certain color scheme of flowers, a certain breed of flowers, or flowers that simply look nice together. Flowers are so easy to get and grow in AC, so it's easy to just sprawl them everywhere. But think about if it were real life, and you had to thoughtfully pick out flowers from the store (and plant them and care for them and wait for them to grow) to compliment a garden or a building. Applying this more careful way of thinking about flowers to AC might help your gardens become more effective!
I hope that doesn't come across as mean or anything; I actually think your town is very charming and has a nice feel to it! But that's the advice I came up with.




