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Pick Derwent Inktense® Pencil Colors Fast & Easy!
How to Swatch the Tri-Tone Workbooks
All of our Tri-Tone Worksheet books come uncolored so you can color them with your own tools. (It would be impossible for us to pre-color them for everyone who orders.) Instead, we print them on the appropriate paper for the tool (e.g. colored pencil paper for Prismas and Polys; marker paper for Blicks; watercolor paper for Tombows and Inktense; etc.) so when you color them with your tools you will see exactly what the colors look like–which makes it perfect when picking colors from that tool set for a coloring page. Furthermore, we have included in the books the tool names and numbers we feel best match the colors of an artist color wheel–with a light, medium and dark option (hence “tri-tone.)
These Derwent Inktense® Pencils reference worksheets are not sponsored by Derwent. Derwent and Inktense are trademarks of ACCO Brands and are registered in the United States and other countries. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
This book is a set of Coloring Bliss Tri-Tone Worksheets for Derwent Inktense pencils that will help you quickly and easily choose colors for your next coloring project. This 53-Page book is printed full-color on our high-quality watercolor paper. It contains worksheets that will not only help you pick colors, but also learn a little color theory in the process. Here’s what comes in the book:
- Artist Color Wheel: a full-color printed artist color wheel.
- Derwent Inktense Pencils Color Wheel: an artist color wheel you color with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use.
- Premium Color Scheme Selector: our color scheme selector tool with the most popular color schemes.
- Inktense Tri-Tone Sets Swatch Chart: color this master swatch chart with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use.
- Inktense Tri-Tone Mini Wheels: color the mini wheels with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use. Helps you see how the light, medium and dark colors look together.
- Inktense Tri-Tone Swatch Strip: color this swatch strip with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use. Cut out and use in your Inktense pencil case.
- Inktense Tri-Tone Color Schemes: color the color scheme charts with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use. Includes color schemes for all of the colors found on the artist color wheel!
- Full Inktense Set Swatch Charts: color these swatch charts with your pencils–shows the exact Inktense pencils to use. Swatch all 72 colored pencils–note the Tri-Tone legend to see which colors belong to the Tri-Tone Sets.
- Video Training: videos to show you how to use all of the tools in this book.
- More Training Available: become a Bliss Colorist or Coloring Academy Member to get even more Tri-Tone resources and video training! Click Here: https://www.coloringbliss.com/bliss-color-picking-system/
Printed On Our Favorite Watercolor Paper
Watercolor Paper
Qty 30 | 90lb (146gsm) | Cold Press | Sizing | Acid Free
Cold Press Watercolor paper with Sizing to repel water and stand up to water-based media. Get beautiful blends with your watercolor paints, brushes, water-based markers, water-based colored pencils and crayons, and more! Best when paired with a laser printer. Click Here
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Question
Chip Cooper –
Hey Jennifer and Steve, I have a question about these worksheets. I have the Derwent Inktense Blocks and I was wondering if this would work with the blocks. I’ve looked at getting the pencils too, one day. You know that one. 😉 But, from looking, I think the inktense products have the same number and colors for the pencils and the blocks. I’ve been looking at your tri-color workbooks for a while now; and I think this would help my watercolor painting tremendously. I have struggled with some of the inktense colors, and perhaps this book would give me the information I need. I’m sure ultimately I won’t be the only one to have this question. 🙂
Thank you so much for yours and Steve’s work; we all need a little bliss in our life!
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Jennifer Stay –
Yes Chip, the Inktense blocks should work with the Inktense Tri-Tone book. 🙂
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Maureen Bell –
Hi Jennifer and Steve, I have been doing the Tri-tone Color Schemes with my Derwent Inktense Pencils and loving the process and the depth of knowledge about the different colors. I am wondering if I should be adding water to part of the wheels and tri-tone schemes etc. to reflect the colors with and without water?
Color picking is an area I was looking to increase my understanding and absolutely love the end result from each stage. You guys keep me company quite a lot while I am painting. Appreciate the coloring bliss you bring!
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Jennifer Stay –
So glad you’re enjoying the process. 🙂 Yes, that is a really good way to swatch the Inktense pencils–with and without water.
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Amy Adams –
I recently ordered the Tri-Tone Workbook for Prisma colors and it has been so helpful. I really appreciate that your created this! Well worth the money. Brilliant!
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