What change should be made to bricks farther away in a wall drawing?

Correct answer: Show them smaller and less detailed

The governing concept is linear perspective and diminishing detail. As bricks move farther from the viewer, their apparent size decreases and their small joints and surface marks become less distinct. Therefore option D is correct: distant bricks should be smaller, lighter, and less detailed. Larger bricks or thicker, darker lines would pull them forward visually, while making every brick black would destroy depth and material clarity.