📒 Canson 702-192 Universal Sketch Pad: Side Wire Bound, 9" x 12", White - Exceptional Artistic Support Review

My very *favorite* notepad. Excellent durability and storage. The texture is fantastic - I used to get caught staring and just touching the sides. Materials: pen, markers, watercolor. An absolute dream for a pen. The marker works and blends well, but use a spare sheet between pages to prevent leakage. The watercolor creases a bit as you would expect but it doesn't damage the paper. I ordered a Canson watercolor book for large watercolor work and the quality is consistent.

Was expecting a black cover like my old Canson or Blick pads. This one has an ugly paper cover with barcodes and shit on it. I thought you could take it off but you can't. The paper itself will do the trick but I wish they would put a simple cover on and then put that ugly layer of paper on top as a separate sheet that could be torn off. I like to label my pads on the front to keep them organized. I'll put a giant sticker on it or something. Glad it's 100 sheets. They will be the last to…

I wanted to give this five stars and I should work really well with my HB pen. But I sketch my drawings with ink and mark them. I use a Prismacolor Brush Pen and Fine Liner Pens/Markers. An illustrator to be precise. The thin point smudges when I erase the pencil underline. brush - no. You might think it's the same ink. Now I use the brush for all my paths. It's the perfect size to sit on my desk and easily draw while I'm at my computer. Look him up on the deal, got mine for five and change. By

Decent Drawing Paper. I used it in middle and high school and for a semester in grad school before binding my own sketchbooks. Smooth, holds graphite, colored pencil and ink very well. Can it turn yellow after ten years or something? I can't tell if my old Canson papers have turned more yellow or if they were a slightly creamy color when I first got them in middle/high school. I prefer A4 or larger sketch paper, but this size is definitely very handy to carry) - I can't apply too many layers of

I love this rug. I will order again. I tried to love the Strathmore 400 series notebook, tried hard. but it just doesn't fit. Although the Strathmore's weight difference is only 5 pounds, the difference is huge. Cason is noticeably heavier and doesn't wrinkle in the wash like Strathmore. I hate keeping paper on Strathmore only to erase it. Even turning the page to the next goal conceded is a pain. I have to be very careful not to ruin the sketch with a crease or crease as I move on to the next…

This is my favorite notebook and paper - I must have bought at least 5 of these last year. To me, a sketchbook should have a spiral binding so you can draw without fiddling with other pages, and a strong back so you can draw even when you're away from your desk. This sketchbook meets both requirements. Another advantage of this sketchbook is that the pages are perforated. The amount of paper you get for the price is very large, perfect for sketching ideas. I mostly use pencil for my sketches…

I have been using these notebooks for many years. Heavyweight 65 lb paper with a nice smooth finely serrated surface for drawing with dry media such as pencil, colored pencil, pastel, conté crayon, charcoal, sanguine and possibly some ink sticks, although I have never used ink on this particular paper. Paper. NOT FOR WATERCOLOR or other liquid media. Acid-free paper minimizes yellowing over time. Media erases well on this paper (I use Pink Pearl). Strong, heavyweight double spiral binding makes