Download this free Derwent Inktense Pencils Swatch Chart! Contains all 100 of the colors currently available in the INKTENSE Pencil line, 36 colors to a page. All of the pencil names and numbers are pre-printed below the swatching segments!
Download the FREE 1-Page Version Here:
https://www.coloringbliss.com/derwent-inktense-100-color-swatch-chart/
Derwent Inktense Tri-Tone Workbook
Want to make picking your Derwent Inktense colors fast & easy? Check out our Inktense Tri-Tone Workbook. With 252 Color Schemes and several colors wheels and swatching charts, picking Inktense colors has never been so easy!
CLICK HERE: https://www.coloringbliss.com/product/tri-tone-worksheets-derwent-inktense-pencils/
These Derwent Inktense Pencils reference worksheets are not sponsored by Derwent. Derwent Inktense is a trademark of ACCO Brands Corporation and is registered in the United States and other countries. Use of it does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
I enjoy your live video chats but I am not able to catch them live. Maybe one day. Keep doing what you do.
Thank you very much! 🙂
Hello Jennifer & Steve! I truly enjoy watching you video and have learned a lot, I’m in search of water color swatches and recommendations, can you link me to one of your videos for that. Also, on your website I was looking for watercolor swatch paper but after reading it was not suggested to print in an ink jet printer, which I have, do you carry or know a supplier who caries watercolor swatches on watercolor paper. Thank for reading.
Vera, we love the Derwent Inktense and Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer watercolor pencils. We don’t know of any true watercolor paper that is good for inkjet printers. The problem is that the “sizing” treatment on the watercolor paper–which keeps the water from soaking in, also keeps the inkjet ink from drying.
Jennifer,
Would you swatch watercolor pencils on Bristol vellum? or what would you recommend that is able to go through an inkjet printer?
Thanks,
Barbara
You can, but we would highly recommend using watercolor paper instead. Here is some you can use that works with some inkjet printers: https://www.coloringbliss.com/product/bliss-watercolor-paper/
I don’t mean to sound like an idiot but where do the downloads download to. I looked in my files folder nothing. I have no clue where to look 🤨
No problem Sherron, you first become a Free member of our website and then you can find all of the free downloads here: https://www.coloringbliss.com/free-bliss-downloads/
Sherron, Do a search for “downloads” on your computer. It should take you right to the folder that has all of them. Also, you might try looking at the upper right part of your internet window when you are downloading. Some of them have a circle with a downward pointing arrow that is the download link. Sometimes, it’s in the lower left or right of the window. They are all different depending on which program you are using. Do a google search stating “How do I find the download folder for {I.E., Safari, Google, etc} on my computer?” And it should give you exact instructions.
Thank you so very much. New to Watercolor pencils, after watching a few of your videos. I can’t draw or paint but Oh my gosh, I Can Color better because of you and Steve. This is great for relaxing when the ole’ body doesn’t want to do much else. Thanks again for all your training effort and caring for us out here in LaLa Land plugging away learning new crafts.
Patricia Packwood
Hi guys
I’m 77 and have been following YouTube drawing, painting etc for about a year or so. Love your info and am learning a lot. Just watched the inktense swatching tonight and will swatch my new set very soon.
Love to watch Rose watching you work. I colored one of your drawings of her for my son and wife’s August birthdays. They have a matching dog.
I’m coloring for relaxation and quiet due to chronic pain and fibromyalgia. Thanks so much for all you do. Mary
So I don’t have a printer but I do have an iPad and my plan is to put it on the highest brightness and trace it because you can see through it like a light pad, or you could print it on cheap paper and use a light pad to put it on watercolor paper. Also able to use iPad as light pad with the flash light app that turns whole screen white. I know it’s a lot of tracing but it is about the best way to be able to do it on good paper. I’ve also used this for coloring pages . Works like a charm just requires some patience. Or just buy a cheap light pad lol
Thank you. Lovely video on Derwent Inktense.
Hi Jennifer, I enjoy and learn so much from your weekly videos and I appreciate your time and effort into making them. I have a question, I would like to swatch my Derwent Inktense Blocks, 72 count, can I use the same swatch card/info as the Derwent Inktense Pencils?
Thank you
thank you 🙂
Hi, Guys –
Unbelievable luck for me, as usual. I just got my.art supply order in a few days ago where I replaced a few well worn inktense pencils and had also purchased most of their new colors when I discovered them. Grabbed 3 of your AWESOME 36 to a page blank swatch sheets and over the course of an evening carefully rearranged my pencils and filled in all the boxes in their proper order. Then tonight I see your video and find the new swatch sheets all filled in so beautifully ! ! ! My ONLY luck in all of this is I made a mistake on my charts and have not yet filled the boxes in with color. So it ends up I will need and be using YOUR pre-filled swatch sheets after all with OH so much gratitude to you both for, as always, thinking of us and creating so many wonderful time consuming and most times difficult items. You have outdone yourselves yet again and I, for one, am so very thankful. And, since it is that time of year, I am going to again join one of your paid subscriptions for as long as I am financially able. Might only be a little while but hopefully it will say Merry Christmas and let you both know how much I deeply appreciate all you do for all of us!!!!!
God Bless You Both, Keep You and Your Family Warm and Well Now and Always – and With Much Love –
Donna