The Derwent Art Prize closes Monday 17th February 2020 at 5pm. We have had many fantastic entries from all over[…]
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Journaling your way into 2020 with Derwent
Journaling is getting more popular each year, if you fancy creating your own for 2020 this guide will help you[…]
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A fun festive challenge with Derwent Lightfast and Jess Pritchard
Is it possible to create a drawing using no more than the set of 24 Derwent Lightfast pencils? This was[…]
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Design your own Christmas baubles with Derwent Paint Pens by Lucy Ives
Year-on-year, the trend for a homemade Christmas takes the UK by storm as festive ‘elves’ grab their tools to get[…]
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Cheat’s Tie-Dye using Inktense Blocks
Materials Cotton material/cushion cover/t-shirts etc Inktense Blocks Craft Knife Spritzer Scrap paper Elastic bands Protective sheet/baking parchment Marbles/polystyrene balls/large beads[…]
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Using Derwent Lightfast for a Christmas piece with a difference by Lindsay Pritchard
The festive season is upon us and with it the time to create my annual Christmas card. I’ve used a[…]
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Derwent Art Prize: How to Photograph Your Work
To enter the Derwent Art Prize 2020, all you need to do is visit www.derwent-artprize.com, fill in the online form,[…]
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Inktense is Grate! with Tess Imobersteg
In this quick lesson, we’re using grated Inktense. In an earlier blog I wrote about making a ‘stock’ solution with[…]
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Using Inktense in a multimedia project by Tess Imobersteg
Some of the techniques that I teach that students seem to really have fun with are those that use unusual[…]
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Derwent Art Prize: Exploring Drawing
‘Until we can insert a USB into our ear and download our thoughts, drawing remains the best way of getting[…]
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