What you will need: Inktense Blocks (Pencils or Paints will also work) Procolour Pencils Dark Pastel Card Medium Sized Waterbrush/Brush[…]
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Category: Inktense Blocks
Kick Starting Creativity with Inktense Blocks
So we’re in the middle of the virus lockdown and the artist in me is shouting ‘why aren’t you using[…]
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Using Derwent Inktense Paint Pan Set for Landscapes with Julia Woning
My name is Julia Woning and I love to be creative with Derwent materials. In this project, I draw and[…]
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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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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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Stippling and Stencilling with 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[…]
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Step by step guide on how to paint a daisy using Derwent Inktense blocks and pencils by Clare Wheeldon
For this project, you will need: Tin of 24 Inktense Blocks Tin of 24 Inktense Pencils A graphic pencils A[…]
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Sketching Landscapes with Inktense Blocks by Amanda Hislop
Living as I do in Oxfordshire, I value my time on the coast which gives me the perfect opportunity to[…]
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Introducing Clare Wheeldon – Artist displaying with us at John Lewis on Thursday 28th March
Hello, I am Clare Wheeldon and I have been using Derwent Inktense blocks and pencils to create contemporary floral paintings[…]
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