I bought some more inktense pencils today. I'm slowly building up my collection. I've not used them yet but I have made the mistake with watercolour of not letting an area dry before adding a new colour. A mistake I'll be aware of while using inktense. Thanks for the tips :)
I've definitely overloaded and given up because I don't like the intense colours (I know they are called inktense for a reason! Thanks for the useful video.
I’ve never heard of these style of pencils. I’m not great with watercolor but there seem like an extremely appealing middle ground between watercolor and something like markers, which I prefer. I love that you can layer without the colors reworking.
Hmm, well I never use them without water as I don't really think that is what they are intended for. If I were to add final details in a pencil, I would probably opt to do it in Procolour or another dry wax coloured pencil 😊
This is a useful video for using correctly any watercolour pencils!
Thank you 😊
Many thanks! You reminded me to use my 36 pk. Inktense. Love your videos. Watching from New Zealand.
Brilliant, hope you enjoy them! 😊
Great tips for beginners like me. Thank you
You're welcome! 😊
Although I love watercolours and most of my work is watercolours I love your videos 😊
Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks.
I bought some more inktense pencils today. I'm slowly building up my collection. I've not used them yet but I have made the mistake with watercolour of not letting an area dry before adding a new colour. A mistake I'll be aware of while using inktense.
Thanks for the tips :)
Nice! Yeah, it is just like watercolour in that respect, really worth being that extra little bit patient 😊
I've definitely overloaded and given up because I don't like the intense colours (I know they are called inktense for a reason! Thanks for the useful video.
You're welcome - they can be made very soft and subtle when you know how 😊
thanks i love my inktense pencils
Glad to hear that, thanks for watching 😊
Thanks, great tutorial 🎉
Glad it was helpful! 😊
I’ve never heard of these style of pencils. I’m not great with watercolor but there seem like an extremely appealing middle ground between watercolor and something like markers, which I prefer. I love that you can layer without the colors reworking.
They definitely are, they suit me much better than watercolour. Might be worth a try for you 😊
I think I have made each of those mistakes, but no more… yes I would like to learn more, please let me know when you have any new U-tube videos.
I don't think I can let you know exactly, but you can subscribe and hit the notification bell, then UA-cam will notify you 😊
which waterbrush do you recommend ?
I prefer the Arteza ones but watch this space as next month's planned video is all about water brushes 😃
Wax bloom when using the pencils for final details…there’s a shine like with colored pencils and it doesn’t look right. How to avoid that issue?
Hmm, well I never use them without water as I don't really think that is what they are intended for. If I were to add final details in a pencil, I would probably opt to do it in Procolour or another dry wax coloured pencil 😊