Canson Mixed Media Inches Sheets Review

I teach an introductory drawing class and this paper is perfect for a variety of materials. I also use it myself and am very happy with the texture and weight. Will buy again.

Canson 98lb is good for just about anything from sketches to layouts and drawings to finished drawings. I use it so often that buying in bulk is a good option. I like pencil and ink. Enough tooth to give me the texture I'm looking for. Ideal for markers and can work with acrylics, gouache and watercolors (although it will wrinkle a bit depending on the paint's moisture). However, most wrinkles can be ironed out. Deep pencil lines are difficult to erase, so pay attention to the pressure. It…

I bought it thinking it would be great for multimedia projects as advertised. For real mixed media and curls, it's too light, even with plaster. However, it is a good paper suitable for children's scrapbooking projects, stamping, etc. but is too light for wet projects.

Everything I've ever bought from this brand has been great. This is exactly what I needed and at a better price than what you find at local art stores or at Michael's. I have used this for painting, tea coloring, journaling and writing. Less textured than regular watercolor paper but strong enough to hold paint, ink and pencil. 5 Stars

Paper is ok. I have used this brand before. I just wish the description said they were 100 sheets of loose leaf paper and they had absolutely no protective packaging. It only has a thin cellophane wrapper that needs to be torn open to get to the paper. I was expecting a notebook where each sheet is pulled out one at a time. It would be much more convenient to save. If I had known what I know now, I would never have bought this.