Create soft layers with Inktense Pencils

Painting with Inktense Pencils along with water brushes can be tricky, so in this video I will show you how to paint this gorgeous Gerbera Daisy with easy to follow steps, so that you can create a painting with depth and form - suitable for all levels. You can also join in with this tutorial using watercolours. I have used Derwent water brushes for this tutorial - these are the best quality water brushes I have ever used - the fine point on the small brush gave me full control without water leaking and flooding the paper - I highly recommend them.

All the materials I have used for this tutorial are listed below:

Equipment Used:

Paper: A5 Sized 50% cotton watercolour block by Etchr - https://bit.ly/etchrA5block

Water Brushes - Derwent (I used small and large) - https://bit.ly/waterbrusheserwent

Eradicator Brush: https://bit.ly/eradicatorsmall

Inktense Pencils:

Cherry https://bit.ly/3iWyt1zinktensecherry
Mid Vermilion https://bit.ly/midvermilion
Poppy Red https://bit.ly/inktensepoppyred
Tangerine https://bit.ly/inktensetangerine
Golden Yellow https://bit.ly/3x2nKe4goldenyellow
Light Olive https://bit.ly/inktenselightolive
Sepia Ink https://bit.ly/inktensesepiaink
Fuchsia https://bit.ly/3JOCfpmfuchsia

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PATREON SITE
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SOCIAL MEDIA
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