Derwent Blender Pencil, Colour Blender, Professional Quality, 2301756

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These pencils are very soft, with bold pigments and this is the reason why blending is so effective in this instance. The pencil blender creates a slight sheen when viewed at a certain angle but it is far more muted than the Derwent burnisher application. When working on a textured paper, there are peaks and dips that need to be filled with the pigment to create a smooth finish.

Next to the other blenders covered on this page, it does feel quite dry and can produce small amounts of dust on your paper as you blend, but it appears to be more effective than the other pencil blenders. The Derwent Burnisher is a hard colourless pencil which when used over layers of pigment provides a rich polished finish. Remember, you should lay colours loosely, do not be so heavy-handed that you oversaturate the paper. Once the items have been dispatched through our service provider your item will take 1-2 working days to arrive. Many companies have their own blender which compliments their own pencil range but they do the same job as those covered here, so it is not important to cover every single one.Cookies are not used to collect personal information, and if you accept, only essential cookies for navigation will be installed.

The difference between blended and non-blended areas are obvious and the slight grain of the paper provides space to smooth out the pigment. A colourless Blender Pencil for softening lines made with Polycolor pencils, other colour pencils, or pastels. A soft, colourless pencil that enables you to blend two or more colours together to create a new one.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. You should only need a little as any more will push the dust around the paper as you mix the colours. This blender pen works in that the solvent inside the pen slightly melts the wax of the pencil layers initially laid down to create a smoother transition of colours, as the solvent is a liquid absorbed into the nib of the pen, working on dark base papers means it will cause the area you overlay to darken too until the solvent has dried. Colourless oil and wax-based medium for universal use allowing you to blend, mix and deepen colours.