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Packs contain an assortment of 72 color options, including: Sherbet Lemon,Sun Yellow,Cadmium Yellow, Sicilian Yellow, Golden Yellow, Sienna Gold, Cadmium Orange, Burnt Orange, Tangerine, Mid Vermilion, Scarlet Pink, Poppy Red, Hot Red, Chilli Red, Cherry, Carmine Pink, Crimson, Shiraz, Red Violet, Fuchsia, Deep Rose, Thistle, Dusky Purple, Mauve, Dark Purple, Deep Violet, Violet, Lagoon, Peacock Blue, Navy Blue, Iron Blue, Deep Blue, Iris Blue, Bright Blue, Deep Indigo, Sea Blue, Dark Aquamarine, Green Aquamarine, Mallard Green, Teal Green, Iron Green, Ionian Green, Vivid Green, Apple Green,Field Green, Beech Green, Felt Green, Light Olive, Spring Green,Fern, Leaf Green, Mustard, Amber,Tan,Oak,Saddle Brown,Baked Earth,Willow, Oxide Red, Madder Brown, Dark Chocolate, Bark, Sepia Ink, Indian Ink, Chinese Ink, Charcoal Gray, Payne's Gray,Neutral Gray, Ink Black, Antique White and Outliner. Refer to our color charts above to see the colors included in each pack.

Use Blocks Wet or Dry

From illustrators and designers, to students and home users, you can expand your creative possibilities with Derwent Inktense Blocks. They can be used dry for expressive, bold drawings, or washed out with water to create a bright, yet translucent ink-like effect.

Create Long-Lasting Projects

The color is permanent when dry, allowing you to create long-lasting and vibrant works of art. Plus, when the pigments are washed out, they are designed to dry quickly, which helps minimize color bleeding. Layer or place contrasting colors next to each other without the fear of color bleeding.

Apply to Any Surface

As the pigment dries permanently, it can be used on several surfaces. It’s great on fabrics, such as silk and cotton, and is ideal for quilt making. If you prefer more traditional projects, the block glides smoothly on paper. Modify your artistic canvas to fit your next project.

Make Unique Color Blends

Mix colors to create a truly unique piece of art. Whether you are using the blocks dry or with water, you can easily mix colors together to create expressive blends. You can obtain lighter shades of a color by simply adding water.