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During my work up to an overall building sketch I realised that the shading can share , and help me keep the same consistency.

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I realised during shading the hills through texture blending isn't always the best way to go but to just shade darker can create a sense of depth .

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The darkness of the texture is not the only way to create a sense of depth , as you can see in this picture by me drawing it larger at the front and going smaller into the picture can also create a sense of depth through distance

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During creating my trees I realised most people would just shade but I felt that by doing both sketch and shading it showed the light roots and branches which I feel really improved it .

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This is my overall sketch result, by repeating my techniques it created a sense of realism

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2b pencils can be used for many things but mainly can be used for the rough s,etch or even the shading of the outline

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Pencil type b is used for great shading in both sufficiently light and dark textures

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5b is mainly used for bold outlines and light shades

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6b can be within the medium texture it can be used for both blending and outline along with reaching shade textures

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Pencil type hb can be mainly used for a form of 3D shading within a depth of boldness

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Pencil type 3b is mainly used to form bold outlines and far in textures

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This pencil type is very light at a slight press therefore it's mainly used for the set up of the drawing

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3H is the pencil type mainly used as an inner shade

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H can be one of the lightest shades which is mainly used to blend within colours

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Perspective drawing is a technique in which, they can simply create an illusion of depth through distance .

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There are two types of perspective through drawing it can be very complexed when you manage to understand these techniques

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Linear perspective relies on mathematics and straight lines to create depth, imagine a road ,or a railway and draw it in a "v" shape instead of parallel lines narrow towards the backround and close at the horizon to illustrate their strength.

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Atmospheric perspective ,Also known as aerial perspective uses colour shifts, and shading to show distance and depth , consider a landscape painting in where the foreground of the paintings are very vibrant and the backround seems blurred and less saturated.

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There are 4 elements of perspective drawing

Vanishing point
Horizon
Vantage point
Values

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In perspective drawing, the vanishing point is where two lines appear to meet in the distance. In a drawing of a railroad, it’s where the two lines of the tracks come together, representing a point beyond which the beholder cannot see.

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The horizon is where the sky above meets the land or water below. The placement of the horizon in a work of art will affect where the vanishing point is.

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The vantage point is the point of view from which the scene is observed. An artwork’s vantage point, whether it is at eye level or looking upward or downward, dictates the height of the horizon.

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Values are the light and dark hues of a composition that influence the illusion of depth, particularly in aerial perspective drawings.