A landscape pond effect drawing is a visual representation that shows a detailed depiction of a pond in a garden or natural setting, often used for architectural design or landscaping purposes. It typically includes elements such as water, plants, and possibly wildlife, rendered in a realistic or stylized manner to convey the desired aesthetic and functional aspects of the pond.

A hand-drawn pond landscape case study typically refers to a collection of artistic renderings or sketches that showcase different designs or arrangements of ponds in various settings. These case studies can serve as inspiration for garden designers, architects, and landscape architects, providing examples of how to create aesthetically pleasing and functional pondscapes. They often include details on the layout, materials used, and the integration of the pond into the surrounding environment.

Lotus pond design refers to the artistic arrangement of a pond with lotus flowers. It involves considerations of pond shape, size, water quality, and the placement of lotus plants and other aquatic features to create a harmonious and visually appealing space. This design can range from small, ornamental ponds in gardens to larger, naturalistic ponds in public parks.

Pond landscape effect diagram refers to an illustration or visual representation of a pond's scenic design. It typically includes elements such as water, plants, rocks, and sometimes bridges or pathways. Such diagrams are used for architectural and landscape planning purposes to visualize the intended appearance of a pond in a garden or public space.