Vincent Van Gogh Landscape Drawings - Ink and Pencil sketches

Drawings are flat versions of a three dimensional world.

There are three main ways you can make things look far away or close to you in your landscape drawing

1. Make things that are farther away pale using light marks and shading

2. Draw things that are father away smaller

3. Use big drawing marks on things closest to you and small  marks farther away

Here are some examples of sketches by Vincent Van Gogh, how has he shown depth and distance

Patrick Hughes Impossible Perspective

Inverted Perspective Paintings by Patrick Hughes

Patrick Hughes Reverspective

Cecilia Paredes The Opposite of Found GCSE 2026

 

Artist who paints onto herself and uses fabric and photography to create illusions where she disappears into the wall paper

  Cecilia Paredes | Ruiz-Healy Art

GCSE 2026 'Found' Keith Arnatt

 

Keith Arnatt 1969 Self Burial

http://www.keitharnatt.com/

Aboriginal Painting

 

Detail from Ancestral Woman Dreaming 1990, acrylic on canvas, Colin Tjapanangka Dixon

Johnny Warangkula Tjupurrula, Water and Tucker (1972), 76 x 91 cm, Courtesy SmithDavidson Gallery

Joy Nangala Brown, Yumari Jukurrpa, 76x76cm

Hand-Painted Noongar Art

Artist: Christine Winmar

Region: Perth, WA

Christoph Niemann drawings and Found Objects GCSE 2026

 

https://www.christophniemann.com/

Christoph is an illustrator for the New York Times and also shares these cartoons, mixing found ordinary objects with sketches to create illustrations.

https://shop.christophniemann.com/collections/sunday-sketches

Vincent Van Gogh Landscape Paintings

 

Landscape at twilight Vincent Van Gogn 1890

Landscape With Ploughman 1889

Landscape From Saint Remy 1889

Wheatfield with Cypresses 1889

Landscape With Ploughed Fields 1889