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!

Nice! Tight edges always keep the narrative clear. Keep up the good work!

Good to hear—sticking to clean outlines is the secret sauce. Keep the edges sharp and the story will follow.