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Category: Portraits
Portraits
Derwent Chromaflow Colour Pencil Review by Artist Kinsey Lane
The Derwent Chromaflow pencils are the newest addition to the Derwent line and in my opinion the best! They have[…]
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Derwent Tinted Charcoal Paint Pan Set Reviewed by Malcolm Cudmore
It’s always fun to unbox a new art product. This very convenient set was no exception. In fact, it is[…]
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Painting The Swan Ballerina Using Derwent Shade and Tone Mixed Media Set by Zoe James-Williams
I was incredibly excited to receive the new Shade and Tone Mixed Media Set including a mix of natural and monochrome pan watercolours[…]
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Portrait in Inktense Paint by Julia Woning
What you will need: Derwent Push Button Waterbrush Set Derwent Inktense Pan Set #1 Watercolour Paper Sketching Pencil I love[…]
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Drawing Priss Using Derwent Shade and Tone by Jake Spicer
I’ve used Derwent’s water-soluble Graphitint pencils for years, so when they first started to introduce pan sets made from the[…]
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Using One Pencil – Derwent White Drawing Pencil Lion by Julia Woning
What you will need: Derwent Drawing Pencil in White Black Paper Derwent Super Point Mini Manual Sharpener Like all of[…]
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Derek Jones explores portraiture with Derwent Inktense
Derwent Inktense’s versatility has always appealed to me being both watersoluble and bold. It’s rare to see a water-soluble medium[…]
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New Derwent PROCOLOUR – A review by Jake Spicer
I’ve always been a sucker for new drawing materials, so I was really enthusiastic when Derwent asked me to try[…]
Read moreGetting my claws into Wolverine: drawing a pop culture icon by Amas Bansal
For a portrait artist, achieving a likeness to a reference (either through a primary i.e. life model or secondary source[…]
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