I don’t know about you but as a mixed media artist I’m continually on the search for the best white pens, acrylic markers and pencils
As part of our series of articles about using coloured pencils, artist Cherry Ferris shares with you a step by step tutorial on how to
Cartridge paper is not the only surface option for coloured pencil artists. In this post I will show you how Derwent’s new pencil range, Chromaflow,
Coloured Pencil Tutorials, Derwent, For Beginners, Pencils, Saunders Waterford, Tips & Techniques, Tutorials
Water droplets are often approached with trepidation and worry, but really they are just another type of three dimensional shape. In this article I will
This tutorial is part of our month long celebration of Derwent’s pencil range. Artist Rosie Wallace has written these step by step instructions for drawing
Inktense pencils and blocks offer great versatility – use them dry like a colour pencil or bring the pigments to life by using them with
Artist Rosie Wallace shares this tutorial on how to recreate fox fur using Derwent’s new beginner pencil range ‘Chromaflow’. Chromaflow’s high pigmentation mean that they
As part of our series of articles about Derwent’s pencil range artist Rosie Wallace shares this step by step tutorial to create a stunning cat’s
Coloured Pencil Tutorials, Derwent, Pencils, Saunders Waterford, Surfaces, Tips & Techniques, Tutorials, Watercolour Paper
Coloured pencils are a match made in heaven for botanical subjects, precision and detail. They are portable, forgiving and accessible and by using layering techniques
This is my third article in a series of blog posts about using colour pencil. In my previous articles I covered the differences in Derwent’s
In my second article about using colour pencil I am focusing on pressure. Understanding the pressure you apply when laying down pencil is one of
