
Derwent Watercolour 24 Inktense Paint Pan Studio Set
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24 highly pigmented, intensely vibrant, bright colour watercolour paints that are permanent when fully dry. Available in a compact, portable travel set with mixing palettes and mini waterbrush, sponge and mixing wells included, the Inktense 12 paint set is the perfect on the go companion.
Unlike traditional watercolour, Derwent Inktense paints have been uniquely formulated in vivid ink-like colours, offering exceptional layering capability without moving previously dried layers.
As you mix with water, see your artwork transform, due to our advanced performance active colour technology. Inktense can also be used on more than just paper; due to the staining power of the pigments, you can use on many porous surfaces including canvas, ceramic, wood and fabric. Experiment with different watercolour techniques to add some fun vibrancy to your fine art piece or use in unconventional ways to add some magic to your crafting projects.
Set 24 is a traditional colour selection and contains:
Sun Yellow, Mango, Poppy Red, Dark Plum, Mid Ultramarine, Bright Blue, Teal Green, Racing Green, Kiwi, Burnt Yellow Ochre, Natural Brown, Ink Black, mini water brush, sponge and 5 mixing wells, Sherbet Lemon, Bright Orange, Cherry, Fuchsia, Violet, Navy Blue, Turquoise, Ionian Green, Hookers Green, Red Oxide, Payne’s Grey, Antique White, mini water brush, sponge and 5 mixing wells, mini water brush, sponge and 5 mixing wells.
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