🎨 Enhance Your Artistic Creations with the Derwent Blender and Burnisher Pencil Set Review

I draw a lot with colored pencils and Prismacolor Premier pencils and often need to blend and buff to get a smooth finish that looks more like paint. To allow for extensive layering, blending, and buffing, I use medium-weight, lightweight paper. I tried this Derwent Blender and Burnisher Set in addition to the Koh-I-Noor Polycolor Blending Pencil, Prismacolor Colorless Blending Pencil, Prismacolor Premier White and Cream Pencil Blending, and Turpenoid. For my purposes I use this Derwent set the

If you prefer a shorter summary see the section labeled BOTTOM LINE) ----- ----------- I'm torn on how to rate these pencils. Like a watercolor pencil, they are bright, intense and beautifully colored. A permanent ink stick that stays in place after being water activated and dried is a different story. Because that's how I bought them, I'm judging them based on that premise, as that's what makes these pens unique as described. WHAT IS THIS PEN SET FOR? This is the complete set of Inktense…

So let me preface this review by saying that I'm NOT an artist (to my imagination) and have never written a review of Revain. My creativity comes from a lifelong habit of picking 1,000 different hobbies, all of which I'm good at, but I've never mastered any of them. Artistic ADD so to speak (no offense to those suffering from true ADD). However, I suffer from perfectionism and have a very analytical mind, which is probably why I'm not really versed in any art form. If the result of my efforts…