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Thicker lines are the ones that stand out most and appear to be closest to you. Then they add thicker lines to give a sense of depth to the drawing. They will block out an initial composition with thin lines so it’s easy to make changes and figure things out without too much commitment. Architects apply a specific hierarchy of lineweights to their design sketches.Pay attention to how adding contrast in your line work and varying your strokes will help add realism to your sketch.Slow, smooth and steady lines will give the impression of solidity, while flowing, quick or curving lines tend to indicate dynamic movement.Consciously experiment with the pencil you are using and pay attention to how flow, width, and speed vs stopping deliberately affects the look of your strokes. Each stroke type serves different purposes.Any drawing tool can give you several types of strokes when you vary the pressure, sharpness or angle you hold the tool.This tutorial will help you to understand the key applications of lines, to help you solidify your designs and communicate your ideas efficiently to others. By varying the dynamics of your lines, they can be used to suggest the importance of an idea - its value, texture or emotion. Lines can define space, shape and volume. There are so many ways to visualize things by just using lines. For this tutorial, you only really need one tool.