Derwent - Shade and Tone Mixed Media Paint Set
Shade and Tone Mixed Media Paint Set
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Información del producto
- 12 half pans in 4 paint formulations
- Includes Inktense, Graphitint, Tinted Charcoal, Pastel Shades
- 3 pencils: Terracotta, Dark Onyx, Graphic B
- Natural earth tones for portraits and landscapes
- Compact palette with integrated mixing tray
- Mini waterbrush included for activation
- Draw over dried paint for shading
- Works best on cold press paper
Bridge sketching to painting with natural tones for portraits and landscapes
Confident pencil artists often hesitate at the threshold of paint, uncertain which mediums to try first. This curated set eliminates that uncertainty by combining four different paint formulations with coordinating pencils in a deliberately limited palette of earth tones, siennas, and graphites designed for tonal studies and portraiture.
The progression works naturally: sketch your composition with the included Graphic B pencil, then explore twelve half pans spanning Inktense, Graphitint, Tinted Charcoal, and Pastel Shades. Each formulation behaves differently when activated with the included waterbrush, Inktense creates vibrant, permanent marks once dry; Graphitint delivers subtle metallic sheens; Tinted Charcoal provides atmospheric washes. After your painted layers dry completely, draw back into them with the Terracotta and Dark Onyx pencils to establish shadows, refine edges, and create the kind of dimensional depth that paint alone can't achieve.
The warm siennas and cool grays mix readily for skin tone studies, though these colors prove equally useful for landscape work and atmospheric sketches. Cold press watercolor paper provides the ideal texture for this layered approach, giving both paint and pencil something to grip. The compact palette includes mixing wells and travels easily, making this an effective bridge between pure drawing and full mixed media exploration.
