your watercolor pencil vids are the BEST, bar none! i love this tool and i struggle with it. you’d think watercolor pencils would be the easiest thing. they’re deceptively complicated!
@@paintingandchocolate 🙏 how thoughtful! i grabbed my h2o pencils just now to see if i could talk myself into the 100 inktense set. these questions may be super specific to me, but here goes! (also im about 100% sure you’ve covered all these separately in various vids- sorry this is rather scattered) 1. i’m a watercolorist so i have every imaginable kind of paper. nothing seems… right. is there anything else you can think of for a paper deep dive 2. are there traditional watercolor habits and “rules” i should change or throw out for pencils since it’s technically a totally different medium? 3. i’m a wizard with my inktense pans. my h20 inktense don’t have the same depth 4. 👆 speaking of, i got a handle on color mixing, but layering never looks … nice 5. i’ll look bc you’ve prob talked about it- dürer vs caran d’ache vs inktense. all very different, i know. is there a marked quality concern between inktense and the others? i’m not worried about anything archival at the moment
Thank you for all this feedback honestly it's helpful to know what to tackle in the videos. Thank you! For paper just avoid the rough or cold press that is on the rough side 👍
Thank you so much for these videos, you are right, there arent enough videos with watercolor pencil tutorials, I have wanted to use them since I was in elementary school 20 years ago :D but never knew how to do it properly, I like your style a lot, and these are so helpful. Here I am 20years later with more confidence I could do it because of your helpful videos. Thanks
The idea of using a blunt lead is completely brilliant. It had not dawned on me that having a sharp pencil would actually create the lines you were trying to avoid when using watercolor pencils or ink tense
This is by far the best video I’ve watched on inktense pencils. Thanks for all the great tips. Inktense pencils work best for me on hot pressed watercolor paper or any smooth watercolor paper. I love them and haven’t used them enough due to the lines which I also do not like. Another tip I discovered was adding small amounts of water after all layers are applied to get a beautiful final blend. Emphasis on small amount of water. Blessings to you!
Love my Inktense pencils!!😀🥰 And the shade & tones paints set together with the graphitint paint sets are great too, and a good complement 😉🎨 Have a very colourful bright week-end !🌸🦄🌸
This is fabulous Im an absolute beginner and your videos are really inspiring me to get started thank you for sharing your skills. Can you tell me what are the best type of brushes to use I have looked in the stores but confused as theres all different types and not actually bought any yet ❤ Learning from UK lol x
It depends on how they feel to you as you use them. I know I prefer natural hair in paintbrushes, or an imitation of that because they glide on paper and take a lot of water.
Do you use separate brushes with your Inktense pigments? I've always heard you shouldn't use the same brushes you use with watercolor with other kinds of paint. But, that was a long time ago, and, just wonder if that's still a "best practice" in taking care of brushes.
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your watercolor pencil vids are the BEST, bar none! i love this tool and i struggle with it. you’d think watercolor pencils would be the easiest thing. they’re deceptively complicated!
Thank you! Let me know of any specific problem you're having I could elaborate on in a future video.
@@paintingandchocolate 🙏 how thoughtful! i grabbed my h2o pencils just now to see if i could talk myself into the 100 inktense set. these questions may be super specific to me, but here goes!
(also im about 100% sure you’ve covered all these separately in various vids- sorry this is rather scattered)
1. i’m a watercolorist so i have every imaginable kind of paper. nothing seems… right. is there anything else you can think of for a paper deep dive
2. are there traditional watercolor habits and “rules” i should change or throw out for pencils since it’s technically a totally different medium?
3. i’m a wizard with my inktense pans. my h20 inktense don’t have the same depth
4. 👆 speaking of, i got a handle on color mixing, but layering never looks … nice
5. i’ll look bc you’ve prob talked about it- dürer vs caran d’ache vs inktense. all very different, i know. is there a marked quality concern between inktense and the others? i’m not worried about anything archival at the moment
@@paintingandchocolate ps: i’m also a patreon member and am way behind on vids 🥹
Thank you for all this feedback honestly it's helpful to know what to tackle in the videos. Thank you! For paper just avoid the rough or cold press that is on the rough side 👍
Thank you so much for these videos, you are right, there arent enough videos with watercolor pencil tutorials, I have wanted to use them since I was in elementary school 20 years ago :D but never knew how to do it properly, I like your style a lot, and these are so helpful. Here I am 20years later with more confidence I could do it because of your helpful videos. Thanks
You're very welcome !
The idea of using a blunt lead is completely brilliant. It had not dawned on me that having a sharp pencil would actually create the lines you were trying to avoid when using watercolor pencils or ink tense
Glad this info is useful!
This is by far the best video I’ve watched on inktense pencils. Thanks for all the great tips. Inktense pencils work best for me on hot pressed watercolor paper or any smooth watercolor paper. I love them and haven’t used them enough due to the lines which I also do not like. Another tip I discovered was adding small amounts of water after all layers are applied to get a beautiful final blend. Emphasis on small amount of water. Blessings to you!
Thank you for sharing about your own experience with them, keep enjoying them ( I will too) 🙂
Love seeing how you use the white pencil. Great technique.
Thank you Paula!
This is extremely helpful! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge! 🌷
You're welcome !
Love my Inktense pencils!!😀🥰
And the shade & tones paints set together with the graphitint paint sets are great too, and a good complement 😉🎨
Have a very colourful bright week-end !🌸🦄🌸
Have a great weekend too!🌞
amazing tips, I will definitely be giving these a go ☺☺
Have fun with your pencils 😍
Bonjour, je ne connaissais pas cette technique, c'est magnifique. Merci pour ces conseils
Avec plaisir
This is fabulous Im an absolute beginner and your videos are really inspiring me to get started thank you for sharing your skills. Can you tell me what are the best type of brushes to use I have looked in the stores but confused as theres all different types and not actually bought any yet ❤ Learning from UK lol x
It depends on how they feel to you as you use them. I know I prefer natural hair in paintbrushes, or an imitation of that because they glide on paper and take a lot of water.
@@paintingandchocolate Great thank you forgetting back to 👍
Great video thank you
You're welcome 🙂
Thank you.
You're welcome 👍
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Do you use separate brushes with your Inktense pigments? I've always heard you shouldn't use the same brushes you use with watercolor with other kinds of paint. But, that was a long time ago, and, just wonder if that's still a "best practice" in taking care of brushes.
I use the same, have been for 2 years and not noticing anything. It washes off just fine. I wonder why this could be a problem though.
I use tiny circles when I use pencils. This lays it down heavily without lines.
Thank you for sharing ! Do you have a favorite paper?
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