Tap the link in my bio to start the drawing drills course. One of the easiest ways to create depth in a landscape is through line weight. Objects in the distance should generally have lighter, thinner, softer lines. As forms move closer to the viewer, the lines can become darker, thicker, and higher contrast. This creates atmospheric perspective even before you add shading. In this drawing, two different pen sizes do most of the work. The distant hills and background elements stay subtle, while

2 Point Perspective Drawing: How to Draw a Train POV Scene