📝 Legion Stonehenge Pad, White, 9 X 12 inches, 15 Sheets Review

I wrote my review very late, but better late than never. I use this paper for Prismacolor Premier and Faber-Castell colored pencils. I also use a blending agent. This paper requires a lot of layers, which is great, but you also need to fill in those layers if you want to blend properly. Especially bright colors. You even have to use white between light color layers to fill in the paper. Despite all this, the paper remains smooth and even throughout. Highly recommended.

I love drawing on this paper. I draw realistic animals with colored pencils and as long as I use the right brands of pencils (Prismacolor, Derwent Coloursoft and Polychromos are the ones that work best for me) I get everything I expected. Stonehenge is a fairly soft, fine-toothed paper, so hard pencil marks don't seem to fit well on it. Several natural colors are available. Black looks good in portraits of animals and birds, and you don't need to paint much in shadows and darkness. The tawny…

HOLY CR*P THIS IS THE BEST PAPER, I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO START. Let's start with the fact that I work with colored pencils and am a professional artist. I used to use tinted brown Strathmore paper and had so many problems with it. My drawing process is very rigid, I almost always press the paper with pencils with all my might. This will make the tiny fibers in the paper literally stick out from the inside of the paper, and when I'm done spraying the varnish, these fibers will be coated and…