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Apply the principles of one-point or two-point perspective to create the illusion of space.

Use a range of light to dark values to create form and atmospheric effects.

Render the skies and clouds realistically or stylistically to set the mood of the landscape.

Alter color palettes and foliage types to reflect different seasons in your landscape.

Select and apply colors that complement each other to create a cohesive and pleasing landscape.

Replicate the ruggedness and details of mountain surfaces with varied line work and shading.

Craft a compelling sky that enhances the mood of the landscape with dynamic cloud formations and colors.

Divide your composition into nine equal parts using two equally spaced horizontal and vertical lines, and place points of interest along these lines or their intersections.

Use natural elements within the landscape to create a 'frame' around the focal point.

Create the illusion of different textures in the landscape using varied stroke types and patterns.

Use color and clarity to indicate depth, with distant objects being lighter and less detailed.

Incorporate elements like fog, rain, or sunlight to convey a specific atmosphere.

Lead the viewer through the landscape using pathways or roads that recede into the distance.

Ensure the elements in your landscape have a consistent scale and proportion relative to each other.

Use light and shadow to draw focus, create contrast, and simulate sunlight or moonlight effects.

Employ loose, expressive brushstrokes to create an evocative and less defined landscape.

Mirror the colors and shapes of the surroundings in the water, altering them subtly to imply movement.

Add small hints of wildlife to add life and interest to the scene.

Convey the quiet and darkness of night landscapes with cool colors and contrasting light sources.