Derwent Inktense Blocks Review and Comparison to Inktense Pencils

Ever wanted to know about Derwent’s Inktense Blocks? Check out my review and how I use them, as well as a comparison with Derwent Inktense Pencils!
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[@norikocoolinaba]

Thank you for great video! Can you share what paper you used?

[@TinasNook]

Absolutely! For just this quick demo I’m using a Mixed Media Pad Sketchbook - linktw.in/DfCBsS but typically if I’m actually wanting a good quality paper, I prefer Arches Cold or Hot Pressed (the hot pressed is better for the pencils or if you plan to use ink at all, where the cold pressed is better for actual watercolor style paintings. I’ll link both in case you want to check them out. Arches Cold Pressed - linktw.in/PtpTsh and Arches Hot Pressed - linktw.in/QNhMbG) Also just a heads up that as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases - but there’s no pressure to buy anything off these links!! You honestly could go with any watercolor or mixed media paper. The issue is usually that the more water added to the page, the more likely it will wrinkle or buckle. You can minimize this by taping it down with painters tape, but Canson is the worst with a lot of water, but reasonably priced. And Arches is better quality with less buckling, but is more expensive. Hope that helps!!