Q&A for How to Draw a Brick Wall

I would use different shades of brown. There are a lot of types of browns, like dark brown, yellow brown, beige, red brown, etc.

Start with learning how to draw rectangular prisms and add details from there. It will take time and patience to learn how to draw a 3D wall correctly.

The main brick wall patterns are running bond, basket weave, herringbone, Spanish bond, diagonal and diagonal basket weave.

Yes, but try to shade this space in lightly, or if you are painting, lightly apply blue .

If you are doing it on a piece of paper, draw the overall shape of your wall first. Sketch out any details you might want, then draw whatever is going to be in front of it. Outline the figure(s) in front of it and then outline your wall. If you are using an art program, use layers! Draw the wall, then draw the figure(s) in front of it. the figure(s) in front of it should be on layer(s) in front of the layers of the wall, to ensure that they completely hide what's directly behind them.

Depending on which program you're using, there could be an existing asset you can use. For example, Clip Studio Assets has free and purchasable options in the forms of brushes, material images, etc. If you're trying to create a texture for 3D, look up a tutorial on tiling.