Try to include a few eye-catching elements into your landscape. This refers to items that catch the viewer's attention and make the drawing more intriguing. Make sure your landscape does not consist only of horizontal lines or buildings, since this is dull. Also, attempt to include visual items that are vertical, such as trees, in your image.
You may use your typical style, or one that suits the kind of building you want to convey, or even simply your mood for the day. If you want to convey a certain message, whether philosophical or political, consider how you may best do so using the resources you've chosen. For example, you have the ability to make an unsightly structure, such as a 1970s-style pure concrete residential tower, appear even worse, or you may make it look lovely.
Light rays enter our eyes and allow us to comprehend our environment. These always collide at the same location in our eye, where they are refracted and projected onto the retina. As a result, light rays from a tree further away reach our eyes at a sharper angle than light rays from a tree immediately in front of us. As a consequence, the retina shows a mirror image: There is a tiny tree and a tall tree. After our brain receives this information, it flips the image around and recognizes that one of the trees is farther away. A painted image, on the other hand, cannot provide light rays to our eyes from various angles. That is why it is vital for us to construct our drawing in the manner in which it is viewed after it has been processed by our eyes. This is when perspective sketching comes in handy.
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