🎨 Pack of 2 U.S. Art Supply 12x16 Canvas Paper Pads - 10 Sheets per Pad, Triple Primed & Acid-Free, 8-Ounce Weight Review

I was expecting paper but was pleasantly surprised to find it was cotton canvas. I took one and attached it to an easel and then drew it and left it in a notebook. Both ways work great. Doesn't bleed even after multiple applications. I would recommend them to anyone looking for this type of pad.

I use these blocks to study colors. If I like the research, it's easy enough to submit the work. I usually glue the paper to a birch board covered with varnish paint. That way I can just delete everything when I'm out of bounds. I like to use a 1/4 inch border with tape since the rug will cover the border. Very satisfied!

I bought this to stand on an easel. It's not the best for that. Good paper quality. I'm not a profi. However, the top edge of the notebook came off very quickly when placed on an easel with the notebook cover on the back. Made it practically useless against the easel as it kept falling off. I don't know if my easel is too small or my notebook is ineffective. However, when I lay it flat - although it's very tall, which generally makes it difficult to work on a flat surface - it worked fine for…

This is a great product and the canvas appears to be of good enough quality to frame the finished artwork. However, it came in a white plastic mailer without any corner protection, so the corners of both mats were badly damaged. I wanted to return the products but found that I did not have time to wait for the product to be returned and for another product to be sent and thought it unlikely that I would receive a better packaged product. , so I had to use paper with damaged corners. Only…

I needed something heavier than general purpose art paper that would pack up easily and really hit the spot is. The sides are flexible and yes if you squeeze them they can wrinkle or bend, but handling them with normal care will avoid dings. I use masking tape to keep them on the painted surface and it doesn't sag or warp with multiple coats of very wet acrylic paint. When I removed them from the pillow, I noticed that some of them frayed slightly at the edges, but that wasn't a problem for me…