علبة أقلام ديروينت إنكتنس (12) لون

The tin contains a curated mix of bold, versatile hues designed for mixing and layering—providing primary, secondary and earth tones to cover a wide range of subjects and styles.

Draft with the pencil as normal, then apply water with a brush or water brush. The colour will transform into a permanent ink wash once activated and dry. You can re-wet and rework areas if needed while it’s still damp.

They perform well on watercolor paper, coated or textured surfaces suitable for ink, as well as fabric and cards. Always test on your chosen surface first to gauge colour and adherence.

Work while areas are damp to blend smoothly, layer colours gradually, and use a clean brush or tissue to lift colour for soft gradients. Let layers dry between applications to maintain clarity and depth.

Store them in the durable tin provided for protection during travel and to keep the 12 pencils organized. Keep the tin in a cool, dry place and close the lid when not in use.

The 24-colour set offers more hues for broader colour options, while the 12-colour tin provides a compact, travel-friendly alternative. For more variety, you can browse the 24-colour option here: https://fepy.com/product/derwent-inktense-pencils-24-colours

Inktense Blocks are solid colour blocks that you apply with a brush or by drawing directly, giving broader swaths and quicker coverage. Pencil form offers finer control and detail. See Derwent Inktense Blocks here: https://fepy.com/product/derwent-inktense-blocks-12-colours

Yes, Derwent states that Inktense pencils are non-toxic and suitable for artists. They are designed for safe use by adults and older children when used as intended.

Yes, Inktense can be used on fabric. The colour becomes waterproof when dry, so you may need to follow fabric-safe setting methods recommended for your project to enhance permanence.

It combines a 12-colour, high-intensity set with a durable travel tin, offering portability and sufficient colour range for many projects. The ability to create permanent washes with water adds versatility for mixed-media work without needing multiple products.

Start with light pencil marks on good-quality paper, then apply water to activate and blend. Keep a damp brush handy for smooth transitions, and practice layering colours to build depth. Sharpen pencils regularly for precise lines and details.