Review on 📝 Arch 260x360 Non-Watercolor Paper Pad by Nicole Mcleod

This paper is expensive compared to other watercolor papers but I really like it. I've tried a few brands and keep coming back to bows. I'm not a professional artist, I like to copy and draw coloring pages from adult coloring books onto watercolor paper to color in, but this paper is so fluid and absorbent that I don't mind spending the extra money. I bought 10x14 to make some small 5x7 paintings as a birthday present. The 9x12 format is great for cropping images to 8x10. The blocks are a bit more expensive per square inch than 22x30 sheets, but since I like to cut them to smaller sizes often, I find it much easier to work with sizes that include blocks. I am posting an 8x10 drawing from The Language of Flowers coloring book using a Tachikawa pen (Japanese pen) in Black Star India Matte Inks by Dr. F. Martin and colored with Dr. F. Martin's Hydrus watercolors.