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Weight: 190 gsm Surface: Vellum Size: 22" x 30" Media Applications: Watercolor, gouache, acrylic, graphite, pen & ink, colored pencil, marker, pastel and collage Professional quality sheets and boards designed to accept both wet and dry media, providing the ultimate surface for mixed media. Durable vellum finish for traditional drawing techniques and internally sized for wet media. 100% cotton fiber, archival, lignin free and acid free. For finished artwork. -
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Good for a combination of drawing, painting and collage. Made in the USA. Two inspirational project ideas are included on the inside of the front cover. Cover artwork by Jaden - Grade 1. Project ideas by Art Projects for Kids. Sheets per pad: 15 -
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Weight: 300 gsm Surface: Cold Press Size: 22" x 30" Our intermediate grade watercolor paper is popular with watercolorists of all levels because of the fine and even washes that can be achieved using this sheet. It also has a strong surface that will allow lifting and scraping applications. The natural white color and traditional cold press surface make it an ideal sheet for mastering watercolor techniques or for finished artwork. Sheet stock has two deckle edges.
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Weight: 300 gsm Surface: Hot Pressed The stability and strength of this board offers excellent flatness when wet. The hard surface offers easy application of color. Ideal for all wet painting techniques: watercolor – especially wet-in-wet painting, smooth wash and also dry painting – as well as lavis, gouache, tempera and acrylic. Natural white, acid free, lightfast and extremely age resistant. -
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Weight: 300 gsm Surface: Cold Pressed The stability and strength of this board offers excellent flatness when wet. The hard surface offers easy application of color. Ideal for all wet painting techniques: watercolor – especially wet-in-wet painting, smooth wash and also dry painting – as well as lavis, gouache, tempera and acrylic. Natural white, acid free, lightfast and extremely age resistant.
