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Screen printing and stencilling with Derwent Inktense by Tess Imobersteg

We all know that Derwent Inktense media has ink-like properties, making it different to traditional watercolour. That’s one of the[…]

Lee’s drawings and paintings depict scenes of abandonment, seclusion and dereliction. They aren’t frightening, but they do flirt and play[…]

For this project, you will need: Tin of 24 Inktense Blocks Tin of 24 Inktense Pencils A graphic pencils A[…]

After appearing on ITV this week, the Derwent team are on the road again, heading away from our Cumbrian base[…]

Have you ever been using your favourite Inktense, Coloursoft or Procolour pencils in the studio and wondered how they get[…]

From the moment Derwent’s Lightfast pencils were released, I couldn’t wait to try them out. Imagine my excitement when I[…]

The 2020 edition of the Derwent Art Prize sees the introduction of a number of special incentives for young artists:[…]

For me, Lightfast must rank as the best coloured pencil Derwent has ever made. Why? Lightfastness is a huge issue[…]

September is just around the corner and, despite weeks of doodling and procrastinating, education is firmly back on the calendar.[…]

I’ve been urban sketching for around six years now. I started when I saw an article about Birmingham Urban Sketchers[…]