You can make many kinds of scenery using geometric shapes, and one of the easiest to do is the skyscraper. You need to start by taking a rectangle and placing it or drawing it on your background paper, vertically. Once you have done this you need to place a triangle right at the top of the rectangle. Then when you have aligned the two, you just need to put a number of tiny squares along the length of the rectangle, going up and down. And these will represent the windows. If you have been placing shapes onto the paper then you need to ensure that you are happy with the way that the shapes are aligned, you just need to glue them down onto the background and you will have your skyscraper scenery.
Other general buildings are easy to create, too. You just need to take some squares of varying sizes and then either draw them or place them either side of the skyscraper. Remember that most buildings will be smaller so you should make sure that the squares are different sizes, but all of which smaller than the skyscraper in the distance.
You should then place small rectangles on the top of the squares to represent chimneys. You can put antennae on other buildings, too, by just taking stick-like rectangles and making some crosses out of them. You can then place them on the squares that don't have chimneys. The skyline should have some variety.
Once you've glued everything down finally, and put everything in place, you can start the sky. You need to take a large circle and place it over the buildings, making sure that it doesn't actually touch any of the buildings. You should use smaller circles and cluster them together and they will easily form some shapes that represent clouds.
Other general buildings are easy to create, too. You just need to take some squares of varying sizes and then either draw them or place them either side of the skyscraper. Remember that most buildings will be smaller so you should make sure that the squares are different sizes, but all of which smaller than the skyscraper in the distance.
You should then place small rectangles on the top of the squares to represent chimneys. You can put antennae on other buildings, too, by just taking stick-like rectangles and making some crosses out of them. You can then place them on the squares that don't have chimneys. The skyline should have some variety.
Once you've glued everything down finally, and put everything in place, you can start the sky. You need to take a large circle and place it over the buildings, making sure that it doesn't actually touch any of the buildings. You should use smaller circles and cluster them together and they will easily form some shapes that represent clouds.