Canson 100510941 XL Series Watercolor Pad, 1 Pack, Multicolor

I was worried when I saw the negative reviews after purchasing as I had been recommended this paper through an art class I'm taking, so as soon as it arrived I did a test paint and it is lovely to work on. The price was really reasonable considering it's 30 sheets and I usually pay the same for only 12. I prefer this paper to the more expensive one too.

This is the cheapest brand for buying good quality paper. I use a lot of water when painting and it can take it. I’ll always go back to this brand. 5 stars from me!

Good thick paper

love this paper. even is takes two weeks arrive. Worth wait.

I am happy with the quality of this paper as it works out pretty well for my watercolour practice. It can take a lot of water, but I find it dries fast. Not easy to do much wet in wet. But overall, it performs well.

lovely paper have used for watercolours,pastels,coloured pencils,charcoal and also watercolour pencils nice to have a paper that has wide range of use

Lovely product. Very pleased.

Fantastic

This is one of the most common brands of budget watercolor paper, and it’s easy to see why. It’s pulp paper rather than cotton, but for the price and availability it does a good job. The sizing is consistent across the sheets I’ve used, so there aren’t distracting patches or spots where the paint reacts unpredictably. It’s not the same as working on a cotton sheet, but it performs reliably for what I use it for and is more than fine for practice, studies, and comic work. I’ve use this mainly for ink wash comic pages, and it’s held up pretty much as expected. Even though it’s cold press paper, it’s almost like hot press, smooth enough to comfortably draw on with pencil or pen before applying washes. That makes it a good and cheaper alternative to bristol if you want to combine line art with washes while keeping the tooth of watercolor paper. The surface doesn’t fight your tools, so sketching, inking, and then washing over the lines is very workable. If you trim an inch from the 11-inch side, you get an 10×15 sheet, which lines up with standard American comic work area dimensions on an 11x17 sheet. That makes it easy to integrate into comic workflows without too much extra adjustments, and it saves time when prepping pages for scanning or print. You can go right out to the edge and make borders in post (the digital process). The weight can handle moderate water applications without immediately breaking down, but it will start to peel with heavier washes, but once dry it usually settles enough to keep working. For ink wash especially, it’s reliable and has the right feel under the brush. The paper takes general layering and lifting decently, though like all pulp papers it has limits if you push it too hard. It’s not premium stock, but it’s dependable, versatile, and easy to find. For people working on comics, ink wash, or just everyday watercolor practice, it’s a good pad to have on hand. —Nathyn Brendan Masters Night Phoenix Press

This was the very first watercolour journal/paper I ever bought. If you're first starting out in watercolour, I think this is a pretty decent and forgiving journal to buy before you commit to other more expensive brands. As a beginner, it allowed me to practice techniques, tutorials and experiment freely at a fairly affordable price point. However, the textures between the front and back of each sheet seem to be different. The front side of each page is more textured while the back side feels smoother to the touch and is less absorbent, imo. I did not notice the difference until I started using the back pages and consistently disliked the way the paint looked.

كراسه من ٣٠ ورقه اوراقها متينه وحلوه ٣٠٠ غرام تنفع للالوان المائيه وللطباعه الغائره انصح فيها والتوصيل جدا سريع يومين ووصلتني الشحنه

Good size paper to work on. Good quality paper which gives pleasing results. Spiral binding makes it easy to use.

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