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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 1 Count (Pack of 1)
- Style
- 12 Half Pans #01
- Weight
- 4.8 oz
- Color
- Assorted
- Finish Type
- Vibrant
- Item Volume
- 0.32 fl oz
- In the box
- 1 Paint Pan Travel Set 12 highly lightfast Inktense paint pansa mini waterbrusha sponge and five mixing palettes
Features 1
- Inktense Paint 12 Pan Palette #1
Description
The highly pigmented color of Inktense Paint Pans produces a vibrant finish which remains fixed once dried. The paint contains the unique Inktense formulation found in our pencils and block ranges. Make custom shades by mixing colors together or adding more water. Unlike traditional watercolor, washes of vivid paint can be applied without dissolving previously dried layers. Switch up your artistic canvas. As the color dries permanently, it’s great on paper and fabric. Modify the use to fit your project. Ideal for travel, you can paint on-the-go with this convenient set. Includes 12 highly lightfast Inktense paint pans, a mini waterbrush, a sponge and five mixing palettes. Our innovation comes from an understanding of artists. Since 1832, we’ve produced a range of quality art materials, many of which are made in our British manufacturing plant.
Specs 27
| Brand | Derwent |
|---|---|
| Color | Assorted |
| Finish Type | Vibrant |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Item Volume | 0.32 fluid ounces |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic, Washable |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Paint Type | Watercolor |
| Specific Uses For Product | Pans |
| Surface Recommendation | Ceramic,Fabric,Paper,Wood |
| Brand Name | Derwent |
| Item Form | paint |
| Model Name | Derwent |
| Container Type | Box |
| Coverage | Partial |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 12 |
| Manufacturer | Derwent |
| Dry Time In Hours | 1 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Type Name | Derwent Inktense Paint Pan Travel Set, includes 12 Paint Pans, Mini Waterbrush, Sponge and Five Mixing Palettes (2302636) |
| Item Weight | 4.8 ounces |
| Model Number | 2302636 |
| Part Number | 2302636 |
| Special Features | Non Toxic, Washable |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Color Code | Not Available |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Best invention and medium since paint invented!
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #01
OK so maybe my headline is a "little" overstated. But I love the inktense medium. It has the permanence of acrylic or oil, the ease of use and more of watercolor. The medium deserves this travel set. I haven't yet traveled anywhere with it though outside the house. I traveled from my studio area to a tv tray set beside my laptop. I work with with a 5.5 x 8.5 watercolor pad from Arteza(occasionally a smaller pad) The larger pad is 140 pound watercolor weight paper. This works perfectly with this set.The colors included in this set are very well chosen for their versatility within the useably and limitation of 12 colors. I did take a piece of the imperial white and put it in the area with the waterbrush. Perfect. I have the second set #2 on order (it is on its way)which should have a white pan included in it.If you do not like the arraignment of the colors they come out easily. This also makes it a dream to exchange colors themselves with other ink blocks to really change up your palette if you wish too. One of the best things I also like with the inktense line is you can walk away from it for minutes or months even and come back with no wasted paint, unlike working with acrylics or even oils. When you come back to work just start back where you were, but I would refresh my water supply if I left it for months before coming back! On my standard TV tray I have plenty of room to keep the watercolor pad, two containers of water and both of the travel sets. Again if I want different colors to work with it just takes seconds to to supply the kit from the 72 color set of blocks. The set looks like with the "waterbrush in place" you can put another six colors in the compartment. If you remove the waterbrush you can store another 6 pieces of the ink block colors making this a 24 set by itself. If you also order the 2nd set you can double the amount which means you could easily transport 48 colors for mobile work. I use approximately 1 inch size pieces to expand my color range from my inktense blocks inventory for the kit. The kit itself is about the size of my hand. That is one of the things I love about this set is how little space is needed to set up a work area, and how quickly I can be ready to work, pretty much anywhere anytime. One thing that needs to be kept in mind is inktense dries very quickly that fact occasionally will influence the way you progress with your project. The colors in each of the kits are Kit #1 Bright blue,burnt yellow ochre, dark plum, black, kiwi, mango, mid ultra marine, _____brown, sun yellow, poppy red, racing green, and teal green. I have found these to be a really great general set. With the addition of white. The secord set which I haven't tried or received yet contains the colors Sherbert lemon, Navy blue, French ultramarine, turquoise,sepia ink, tangerine, Ionian green, Imperial white, red oxide, scarlet, Lt olive, and fuchsia. I can hardly wait for the second set to arrive.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2019 by Amazon Customer
Vivid colors, delight to use. Recommend!
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 24 Half Pans
I am a long term inktense pencil fan. I found this 24 color inktense paint palette and had to have it. I used a cold pressed watercolor paper by ranger for my first test. I used a #6 and #0 brushes. When you open the palette the first time, do it slowly. The color blocks are loose and will fall out of the half pans. Take one out, put 2 or 3 drops of water in pan and put color block back in place. This will melt the block on the bottom and stick it in the pan. Unlike many watercolor pans, do not spray water to activate the paints in the pan. Simply swipe with a wet brush to pick up vibrant color! The colors are highly pigmented and creamy. The colors are rich and vibrant. They absorb quickly, dry quickly. The colors are more opaque than I expected compared to the inktense pencils which are more sheer. I the colors blended well on the plastic palette (lid) and on a ceramic plate. The colors layered well. I found you could lift off wet color to stain. These paints do not have a bloom like traditional watercolors and seems to stay put more, have less movement (flow) than traditional watercolor. The palette is a very nice variety of colors, adds a fairly opaque white and a dark inky black for toning colors or highlighting. Some of the tones are new to me as they are not in the inktense pencil line and others have new numbers, presumably these are reformulations of older colors so they could have higher light-fast rating in this set. I thoroughly enjoyed working with these paints. I'm very glad I bought them. The colors are available open stock from dick blick should a single color be needed. I bought when on sale so was a good value. Preferred result painting wet onto wet. When I first wet the paper, then added the paint it dried permanent. If I painted directly on dry paper, the color might not be permanent. Seems like after drying, those areas seemed more prone to reactivate when new wet applied, but not always. Depends on if the sizing was disturbed.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2021 by Sam C
Inktense paint pan set
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #01
I love all the inktense products so it goes without saying that these are a favorite, as well I like using them with the inktense pencils to lay down a color wash. They are vibrant and highly staining but that is not a problem for me. If you like lifting color after spplication, these are difficult to lift but make up for it in color vibrancy. I would recommend this product to any artist.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2026 by Amazon Customer
My favorite inks
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #01
Intense inks are amazing. Somehow I tend to choose the pan set rather than the blocks or pencils and get by with the reduced set of colors. The paint from the pans wets very fast and is easy to manipulate. I wish Derwent would also offer the paints in tubes; not only to be used to refill the pans, but also to have more choices. If that were the case I would not see the need for blocks or pencils. The set #1 is my favorite. I don't use the set #2 as often. The lightfastness may be a problem, however. Particularly the reds and yellows may fade in time when exposed to daylight. Another good thing is that the colors once dry are permanent. This makes layering more convenient. I would highly recommend this paints to all. Quality and price are just right.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2020 by Dr. Marilou Haines
It's good, but I wanted to like it more.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #01
I feel like some of the space in this box is not used as efficiently as it could be. I thought maybe I'd be able to swap the pans around and add additional paint but it's really not manufactured in a way that allows for you to really change it around at all, even with blue tak it's going to be a challenge to fit additional pans into this box in any effective way. I took everything out and tried. I love Inktense. I have about 30 pencils and about 20 sticks. And I really love the medium quite a bit, I think for the amount of paint you get in each cake it's less than one intense stick, I would say it's probably half of a stick in these half pans and obviously it's a little bit less versatile because it's a little half pan size chunk. It does come with a water brush so it's a handy little set. I think in the future, I would have just bought the colors of the intense sticks that I wanted singly from Dick Blick, because they're way cheaper than Amazon, and use an exacto knife to cut them and fit them inside of half pans or full pans if I wanted to make them into a travel kit and I basically end up with the same thing in a more efficient format that I could tailor more to my own individual needs. That said, it's a cute little set. I think their color choices are a little bit non-standard. The plum for example is an awfully warm brownish purple instead of including something more like a dioxazine mid cool purple. the kiwi color is a very lime green instead of a more springy leaf green or a sap green. The mango is kind of similar to a new gamboge warm yellow, and the lemon is a good cool yellow. I think their choices of blues were a little bit funky also. the ultramarine included is really not very satisfactory, it's much more of a pthalo blue and warmer. did you not include pigment numbers of the hues that are included in this set. Overall I feel like it's a very warmish / yellowish palette to use as a standalone item. It's a good introduction to using inktense as a brush-on medium. I really love being able to use the inktense pencils (as opposed to this set of cakes or the individual sticks) and then add water to the pencil drawings once I finish them, I think that's really where intense gets its strength as a medium. If you've heard a lot of good things about inktense but you despise pencils, and you want to give it a quick cheap try I would say go for this set. If you already love the pencils and have a method that you want to use them, I would say stick with the pencils and just use the other type of wet media that you like with it. if you don't have your heart set on a brushable medium, I would really recommend getting the set of 12 inktense pencils first. It's an excellent mix of colors and it has some more traditional primary palette included in that set than this one does. Like I said the color choices they included are a little different then your standard pigments that are included in most basic beginner primary sets of 12 colors. I don't think you're going to get anything additional out of this set, the box is really nothing too special. If you're looking for the style of box there's any number of cheap-- magic fly-- Sakura-- art -n- fly-- etc-- Chinese manufacturers that have generic watercolor extruded pans of paint that you can reconfigure better than this particular box. It's a nice box and it has the Derwent name on it, but it's really one of the less versatile plastic pallet boxes I've seen. If you're looking for a good plastic pallet box I would highly recommend the van Gogh set of 15 paint in the white box it has a removable tray and can you use winsor Newton style half pans. the paint that comes in the van Gogh box is superior to the cottman paint in terms of student grades, and it comes with one of the best portable pallet brushes I've seen. You can get a hell of a Sharp point with the paintbrush that's included in that you can also buy these boxes empty for under $10 and they include a removable palette and the brush. if you're wanting like me to experiment with different watercolor boxes and you're interested in this kit for the box specifically, I think you can do better in a number of ways with other brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2019 by -A.
Watercolor
Size: 1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Style: 24 Half Pans (New)
Love the paint
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Wonderful travel set with intense colors!
Size: 1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #01 (New)
I love this travel set! It's not watercolor, the colors are much more intense and it dries much faster than watercolor. I love that the color are so vibrant, which allows me to use fewer coats of paint. You can mix with these colors but it's more like mixing with gouache in terms of each color being quite strong. I use mixed media paper. The set is the perfect size, unlike others it is a box shape, no odd corners or rounded edges. There are five mixing wells on the underside of the top part of the box once's it open. It's very easy to clean up. I have never used the brush that comes with it or the sponge. This is the second time I have purchased it, the first time I purchased it in a store and this version from Amazon is the exact same.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by michie_sd
Vivid color and Permanent.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style: 12 Half Pans #02
Derwent are my go to paints! I have both pan sets 01 and 02. I also have the Inktense pencils. They dry permanent so you can layer wonderfully. They will blend if you work at and fast but I love that they dry permanently so I don't have to work a bit water spilling on a card or bookmark. And they hold up to light so it's great if someone keeps a painted card on their desk. I only seal if I combo with other watercolor paints. Also took them to my nail tech who used them for a great design. With every dollar!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by PinkDymnds