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Blenders TEST | Prismacolor vs Derwent | Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2016
- Blenders TEST | Prismacolor vs Derwent | Review
This time we'll be compare two brands of BLENDERS - Prismacolor and Derwent. I'll show You if there is any difference between them or why You might to use them. I'll show You why white pencil is not the best way to use it as a blender - in my opinion ;)
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I think derwent looks better
it's because the pressure amount applied to derwent colored pencil is more pigmented than prismacolor
I've used both with polychromos and I definitely prefer the prismatic color blender. I found that the Derwent didn't blend them very well and also seemed to change the color of some of the colors . Thank you so much for sharing your review with how the blenders work with different pencils 😊 I love all your videos too!
Yes, I totally agree with You babydoll me :) Thank You so much my dear :*
Would've been nice if you cleaned off the blender before you tested the next color. There is no way of knowing how much product was transferred to each example. Maybe a do over would be much more accurate. Video was lovely but it did not give definite results. Thanks for the Video.
Kathaleen Wood are you taking about the Prisma one because Prisma is normally gray like that. I also thought it was dirty but I got one that wasn’t sharpened and it had that grey design.
@@3thalluing339 she/he is talking about sharpen/clean off the pencil colour before the multi colour so that some of the red and blue colour dont smudge onto the multi colour then she/he said try to make it more accurate.
If you ever did a do-over, perhaps you could include the Lyra blender too as this has top marks in some of the reviews. I'm not sure though that expecting a blender to do such a major job of blending that dark blue with red was a completely fair test - I don't think they are designed to be that hard working. All the other tests I've seen do most of the blending work first with gentle feathering and layering the colours, then use the blender to give the final magic.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I've been looking for ages for a straight cut video about my colorless blending Prismacolor pencil and what it can do with wax and oils. I'll be coming to you from now on. You have a new subscriber for sure now!
My Derwent blender isn't that grayish at all.
I've got two Derwent blenders and they are same grayish :)
Neither are mine
Be careful to use light to medium presssure with the prismacolor blender, or it may take the color inder it off the paper
Thank You so much for advice :)
Yes, thank you. 😆 These damned supplies cost too much overall to be messin' around and destroying such, not to mention one's own time and effort. 😊☺
excellent review!!!! i used both ,they are pretty much same but derwent and little bit drier,but for oil based pencils this doesn't blend that good because the core is too waxy to spoil polychromos or lyra rembrandt drawings,for oil based pencils koh i noor polycolor colorless blender works like a charm
Hi Sathish :) ohhhh I didn't know that koh-i-noor have colourless blender! Thank You for Your advise :) maybe I find them in my local art suplies store.
DKdesign you're welcome ..it doesn't sell as colourless blender it's number 0 pencil in polycolor
DKdesign you're welcome ..it doesn't sell as colourless blender it's number 0 pencil in polycolor indeed colourless blender
Thank You for Your info :)
Sathish Kumar - Do you know if the Koh I Noor Polycolor is lightfast or not?
The Derwent blender seems more grittier. Is it abrasive to the tooth of the paper or leaving a better tooth for more layers? I’ve been using Prisma because it seems less aggressive. Thoughts?
Hi Valerie :) Yes, Derwent blender is more on the dry side and that's why it seems to be more grittier. My favorite way to blend color pencils is to use colorless alkohol based marker with brush nib. This trick will do exactly what wax based blenders can't- you will be able to add more layers on top because some parts of that wax will be desolved ;) With color pencils blenders you are just adding more wax on top of wax that is already on the paper so you are risking of paper damage or filling paper tooth too fast :) I hope I helped.
FINALLY
Ive been trying to find videos or articles about the Derwent Blender Pencil ever since I bought one myself lol
Hehehe, I'm more than happy to hear that my video turn out to be helpful for You Pink Zinnia :)
Bought the Derwent yesterday. I was torn between Prismacolor or Derwent but I chose Derwent.
Awesome comparison, very fair and unbiased. Also answered the question for me as to why I'd want to purchase a blender in the first place, so thanks for that as well. 👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏
Aww... Thank you so much dear for your kind words :* I really appreciate it!
Greetings.
May I ask something?
So, I want to ask if, the blender we use are specialise for the brand or not?
For example, can we blend FC Watercolour Pencil with Derwent blender?
That's all I think.
Thanks.
Hi Izzan. I can't find any reason why You can't try if You want :) I was using both blenders for both based pencils (oil and wax) and they are both work. Have no idea how it would be using them with watercolor pencils... I have never try this combination, but who knows ;) Best Regards to You :*
Thanks for your reply. I'm appreciated it very much and I'll experiment it. Thank you.
Izzan Qistan did you?
Derwent makes the color pops put more tbh.
Have those two blender pencil hard to say which is better they blend into each other.
Thank you for this test. Do colourless blender cause wax bloom after some time?
You can easily remove wax bloom layer from your drawing using a clean tissue and gentle circular motions :)
@@DKdesign thank you, yes it’s a good possibility to remove it 👍🏻
But does a surface that is sealed with colourless blender (Splender pencils) after some time get wax bloom?
Do you have experience with this?
Hi 👋🏽
Thanks for your comparison video, I really appreciate it!!
It's interesting to see the difference between them
Personally I don't have enough the reflex to use the Prismacolor's blender!! But I'll try to use it more!!
Good continuation 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😊
I'll enjoy your next video 😊😊
Thank You Mireille :) When I was coloring and drawing with Polychromos I don't even think about using something like blenders...until I start to using Prismacolors :) In my opinion blenders are more helpful while You coloring using wax based pencils.
DKdesign, I want to ask if the colorless blender blends the colours better than a white pencil for FC classics
Hi Marin :) Yes, absolutely! That's my opinion :)
Those non color pencils by Prismacolor Premier are not worth it
They are too harsh for paper
White Premier Pencil is better to blend the colors and use and use a paper blender right after to bring the darkness of the other color
what should I buy? Im stuck between buying prismacolor and derwent.....help please
I know this feeling very well :D I would rather buy one from Prismacolor than Derwent- in my opinion is better and I used it more ;)
Aftee you use te blender on a certsin part do you clean it for anothee color or something
Yes I do :) because some pigments can transfer on colorless blender ;)
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I really need a straight answer for this because I couldn't pick and thanks to you I finally picked one. You decently have one new sub and I will always come to you for answer
Awwww Thank You so so much! I really appreciate it and so happy that my video turn out to be helpful for You :)
thank you! this video is really useful, I'm going to buy those pencils right now :)
Hi Frankekka Art :) Thank You :) You won't be disappointed :D
good review 😁 which one do you think is better for blending prismacolor premiers?
Hi Denisse :) I'm using Prismacolor blender because like for me is more colorless than Derwents. Derwent is more grayish and in my coloring I want to make sure that colors are more to true ;) That's my opinion if You ask me :) Best Regards :) DK
+DKdesign ok, thank you very much :)
@@DKdesign was looking for this answer as i am still undecided. 😂
I can fall asleep only by watching your videos 'cause of the relaxing music,otherwise I'll totally pay attention
Hehehe, you scared me for a moment that I'm boring :D happy if my videos bring you some joy and relax at the end of your day Victoria :)
@@DKdesign I didn't meant that at all,just let you know how relaxing is the music you put in the background of your videos
Unclear to me what means wax or oil, the color pencils you used or what? I mean what brand did you use for the colors?
Oh, of course :) Wax based I used Prismacolor and Oil based I used Polychromos. Best Regards, DK
Ah ok. 👌
Merciiii pour le test et l’info !!🤗😉👌🌸🦄🌸
thanks for doing the video of how to blend
That's my pleasure :) Best Regards from DK :)
Hey, amazing video 😄Which one would be best for polychromos ? ik they are oil based but still I wanna but anyone of these 😌
Thank You so much Dear :) I prefer Prismacolor blender better :)
Thanks for the video, after seeing this, I'll stick with my polychromos and alcohol to blend.
You're very welcome :) I'm happy my video turn out to be helpful for You
I love using alcohol to blend coloured pencils, but I sometimes like doing plain coloured pencils. It's relaxing for me to slowly build up layers and colours, so I want a blender pencil for blending and burnishing.
Where can i get derwent? And how much does it cost?
The Mandolorian I purchase some at Staples and I’ve seen them on amazon
muito bom seu vídeo
A great video!!! It really proved to be helpful!
Thank You so much :) That was my plan ;)
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Hi, can you tell me if the Derwent blender goes with other brands colour pencils (ex. Faber-Castell Classics, Milan)?
Hi Marin :) Yes. I'm using both blenders with Prismacolor and Polychromos pencils and for me they work great with both. I don't have any Milans pencils, but I have FC Classic and I can say that they work with them as well, but You have to remember that color will be even less pigmented and vibrant after all (and those pencils are not much pigmented already).
Does Derwent work well with prismacolor?
Yes, that Derwent blender work just great with Prismacolor :)
Very good Review thank you. More confident I bought the dewent blender is the better one tho more greyish.
My pleasure :) Best regards DK xx
which pencil do you think blends the best for graphite or just the best blender in general for black and white sketches.
I think best for blending graphite are just cotton swabs. Blenders are made with wax and they best performed with wax based pencils. But You can try one if You want- doesn't really matter witch one :) That's my opinion. Best regards :)
thank you, especially for the fast reply :)
You're very welcome :)
ARMY SPOTTED
This video is very useful! Thank you
Thank you so much Jam David :) I'm happy to hear it :)
i hope you try the colour in black paper, it should sow it better. but it great video, i wanna buy one of them. thanks!
Yes, that's true :) Thank you so much for your kind words Tasya Multi Sari :)
Prisma Is better hands-down I love their brand it’s my favorite brand of color pencil.
i am just about finished with my derwent and ordered a bunch of prismacolor blender pencils
is it okay to use a laxative or paint thinner on top of the colorless wax??
Hi Joey :) I have never use such technique before. In my opinion paint thinner is more like for oil based pencils
And thank you, this video is very helpful.
Is it useful / important to have a blender
That's a great question actually :) Well it is useful as a protect layer especially if have a great LF like Caran d'Ache one. But to be honest I like better a alkohol based colorless marker to blend my colored pencils ;)
Thank you I was not sure what one to buy, now I know 😉
Thank you so much :) now I'm also happy that my video helped you a little ;)
Thank you for this. I will try to buy both types of blenders and experiment myself the result in Polychromos.
Great idea Paolo :)
Even tho derwent is dirty it blends really good
that prismacolor one the best
The Video I was looking For!!!!!
I'm so happy that my video turn out to be helpful for You :)
:-D
GG thx you, i've bought the correct blender
GD Josu which is?
@@m.s.a.s9194 Derwent
Bardzo wciągające I udane porównanie:) Wyłożony został temat niemalże łopatologicznie przez co nie ma na koniec żadnych wątpliwości, a dodatkowo ta muzyczka ^^ świetny filmik!
Hehe. Mam nadzieję że tym razem trochę Cię zachęciłam do używania jednak blendera ;) Jakby co Derwent czeka :D
What? Tu hablas polaco? Que fuerte😂
I think derwent blender is better than prismacolor blender
Derwent wins..
derwent wins ;)
MUHAMMED mmm no se prefiero prismacolor
Aynen
Your bias to derwent
Hehehe, no :) I really liked the final effect more with Derwent... but now I'm using only alkohol based marker for blending ;)
@@DKdesign oki
Which are your favorite colors? Mine are Prismacolors
So far my favorite are Prismacolors too :)
DKdesign Very good!!! friend
My prisms color colourless blender is shit
oh fuck. i knew i forgot something. i have just ordered my coloursofts...without a blender. clap for me, i am so clever sometimes.
derwent win kkkk
the background music annoys me so hard
Thank You for Your comment Sailor Suga Moon :) You can always switch the music off. Best regards :)
I loved the background music
Mochi Chimchim lol
ARMY
taesthetic I loved the background music too; so relaxing.
Speak, for God's sake!
Hehe, I don't speak English very well
I think it's fine without them speaking