Derwent Inktense Paint 12 Pan Palette #2 – Little Painter Art | Exploring the Endless Possibilities of Art| Brush

Derwent Inktense Paint Pans contain the unique Inktense formulation found in our pencil and block ranges. Unlike traditional watercolour, washes of vivid paint can be applied without dissolving previously dried layers. The Derwent Inktense Paint Pan Travel Set has the unique Inktense formulation found in our pencil and block ranges. Unlike traditional watercolour, washes of vivid paint can be applied without dissolving previously dried layers. Ideal for travel and use outdoors with everything needed to ‘paint on the go’, including 12 highly lightfast Inktense paint pans, a mini waterbrush, a sponge and five mixing palettes. Inktense is suitable for use on paper, fabric and other surfaces for a wide range of fine art and craft projects. Palette #02 is a brighter colour selection with the complimentary Payne’s Grey and popular White.

• Permanent – Unlike traditional watercolour, washes of vivid paint can be applied without dissolving previously dried layers
• Vibrant colour – Inktense creates vibrant, intense ink-like colour, which remains fixed once dried
• Versatile – Suitable for use on paper, fabric and other surfaces for a wide range of fine art and craft projects
• Portable – Ideal for travel and outdoor use with everything needed to paint on the go
• Colour Palette – Sherbet Lemon, Bright Orange, Cherry, Fuchsia, Violet, Navy Blue, Turquoise , Ionian Green, Hookers Green, Red Oxide, Payne’s Grey, Antique White

The History of Derwent goes back to 1916 in Keswick, England, when it was known as The Cumberland Pencil Company. But the tradition of pencil making in the area goes back to 1832. With a new factory opened in Lillyhall, England in2008, Derwent looks to continue this heritagefar into future and continue making most of their products in the UK. They have a long history of safety and innovation, each product is subject to rigorous testing, for strength and lightfastness.All Derwent products arenon-toxic and some are even vegan.

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