Derwent Inktense Coloured Pencils - Tin of 12

Yes, once dry, the colors are permanent and can be layered over. However, the initial application should be planned.

While they can be used on various papers, watercolor paper is recommended for optimal results when using water techniques.

Rinse brushes thoroughly with water after each use. Consider using a brush cleaner for more thorough cleaning.

Yes, you can combine them with other mediums, such as watercolor, colored pencils, and acrylics to create mixed-media artwork.

Store the pencils in the tin provided to protect them from damage and keep them organized.

Yes, Inktense pencils are lightfast, meaning the colors will resist fading over time.

Yes, you can use them dry for detailed work. The 4mm core allows for detailed line work and shading.

Inktense pencils work well on paper, fabric, ceramics, and wood. Watercolor paper is recommended when using water techniques.

Ensure you are using enough water and a soft brush. Try applying the pencil more heavily, or on a less absorbent paper.

Use a high-quality sharpener and sharpen gently. Consider refrigerating the pencils for a short time before sharpening if they are soft.

Make sure the fabric is properly prepared and dry before application. Heat-set the colors with an iron after the artwork is completely dry.