Colored pencil Derwent Chromaflow — Derwent model 2306069, dark green

Derwent Chromaflow colored pencil in dark green is an artist-grade pencil designed for drawing, sketching and precise detail work. The pencil delivers a consistent, richly pigmented dark green core that layers smoothly over paper and blends well with other colored pencils. The solid wooden barrel provides reliable handling for fine lines and controlled shading, making it suitable as a single replacement pencil or as a complement to existing Derwent sets.

Advantages

This Derwent Chromaflow pencil offers high pigment concentration for clear, saturated color and good coverage. The lead has a balanced firmness that enables both sharp outlines and subtle transitions when layered. Compatibility with other colored pencils allows seamless mixing and gradation, while the stable wooden casing reduces breakage and improves sharpening performance. The dark green tone holds color well on a variety of drawing papers.

Suitable for

• Illustration and character design requiring precise color accents
• Botanical and nature sketches where deep green hues are needed
• Layering and mixed-media work combined with other colored pencils
• Detailing, edging and small-area color fills in artworks

Key specifications

• Color type: dark green pigment
• Grade: artist-quality colored pencil
• Core: pigmented colored lead suitable for layering and blending
• Compatibility: mixes and layers with standard colored pencils
• Barrel material: wooden casing for conventional sharpening

How to use

Sharpen the pencil to a fine point for precise lines or to a blunter tip for broader strokes. Apply light, even pressure for transparent layers and increase pressure gradually for more saturated color. Use cross-hatching, circular strokes or smooth layering techniques to build depth. For blending, work with successive layers of adjacent hues or use a colorless blender pencil or light solvent if compatible with paper and other media.

Usage recommendations

Store the pencil in a dry place and protect the tip with a cap or pencil box to avoid breakage. Test the dark green on a scrap of the actual paper you will use to check tone and blending behavior before applying to final artwork.