Sketchbook Stories #12 - Sketching Landscapes like Cezanne

Welcome to Episode 12 of Sketchbook Stories, with me, Susan Yeates.
In this series I will open up the pages of my personal sketchbooks and tell you the stories behind the sketches. You will find out how the sketches are created and discover some handy tips for your own sketchbooks along the way!
This A4 sketchbook page shows a colourful landscape sketch done in water-soluble crayons, inspired by an oil painting by Paul Cezanne. This video details the exact processes and materials used as well as explaining the benefits of looking to the work of other artists for inspiration and as a learning exercise.
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What a wonderful video! 😍
At school I was “made” to read a book about Cezanne, but not encouraged to actually create work inspired by him! I couldn’t understand why he painted the same mountain (Sainte-Victoire) so many times…of-course now I do, but it seemed pointless to my 16 year old self! 🙄😏
I also have a collection of Neocolor 2 crayons, which I often use with water, interesting to avoid the water…I might have to investigate! 😊