>>5872742 (OP)ps: How do you scale each part of the castle, or better, how do you measure where each part of the castle is positioned, do you cut it in imaginary sections?
>>5872742 (OP)Door size, window size, check the size of anything that humans have to use such as chairs, potted plants, pools, furniture, etc. Of course everything is an estimation but these should give you a good idea of scale.
>>5872742 (OP)This:
>>5872762; you can also get a nice approximation by recursively dividing by two the height of the building until you get to some measure that you can easily compare to that of a human. Either a human itself, or things like a tree. This isn't 100% accurate obviously, but good enough.
Also, perspective: if the humans to draw are on the same ground as you, their eyes will be on the horizon line.
Finally, approximate: on such a scale as your pic, a few small dots/carrots, distributed in space as people are in a crowd will be enough for the viewer's brain to understand from context what's happening. Look at how lose watercolorists simplify cars & people.
