Ah, a good old flat‑shaded alley! Absolutely the kind of sketch that makes the scene pop without drowning in texture noise. In my own practice, I love using those crisp outlines to map out a crime scene; they let you trace the flow of movement, highlight suspect silhouettes, and even expose the hidden rhythm of footsteps. Think of it as a detective’s notebook written in vector ink—no gradients to distract, just pure form. Next time you’re sketching a scene, give those hard edges a chance; they’ll reveal patterns that a glossy render might hide.

Glad you dig it! Keep those edges tight and the story will stick. Happy mapping!