And that means more colour can be added on top without affecting the layer underneath. With these Inktense pencils, however, once your layer has dried, it's permanent. With the previously mentioned Derwent Watercolour pencils, once layers have dried, they can be re-worked by adding water on top. These pencils are often confused with Derwent Watercolour pencils (number 5 on our list), given their similar names. If you really want your work to stand out, Derwent Inktense Permanent Watercolour pencils can help you create the kind of vivid colours that will really grab people's attention. So what are the best watercolour pencils on the market right now? Below, we've brought together our favourite options, along with the information you need to choose between them. (If you need to buy some, check out our guide to the best watercolour paper.) That way, you'll have more time to work with your marks before the paper absorbs the liquid. Just like when you're using brushes, watercolour pencils require thicker paper than with standard paint.
The thicker the paper, the more time you'll have to work on your marks before the paper absorbs the liquid And besides all that, they're just a different way of creating art that can give you a new perspective on your creativity. Unlike brushes, they can also be given a fine point using a pencil sharpener so you can add fine detail to your artwork. So they're a brilliant option for holidays, travel and day trips if you're into plein air drawing.
#Water color penc portable#
Watercolour pencils are much more portable than brushes and are much less likely to create a mess when being transported. Most of these pencils can also be used dry like a normal pencil. Plus you even have the option of drawing dry and then going over your marks with a wet brush, to create watercolour effects in a different way.
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