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🎨 Strathmore 200 Series Watercolor Pad (11"x15") - Cold Press for Vibrant Artistic Creations Review

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BrandStrathmore
ColorWhite
MaterialPaper
Paper FinishWatercolor
Paint TypeWatercolor,Gouache,Acrylic,Tempera

Description of 🎨 Strathmore 200 Series Watercolor Pad (11"x15") - Cold Press for Vibrant Artistic Creations

Create beautiful works of art with this watercolor paper. Accepts wet and dry art mediums. Cold pressed for a slightly textured surface. Designed with high quality materials for excellent results

Reviews

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Take good paper. That's not itπŸ˜–

I won't buy again. Too light and doesn't hold water well. I think this would be disappointing for a student just starting out with watercolor painting. Doesn't work well at all. I use it for drawings and exercises that don't excite me.

Pros
  • Robust construction
Cons
  • No automatic

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I realized how bad they are on plain paper, so I decided.

I am a beginner at watercolor painting and bought watercolor pencils to try. I realized how bad they are on regular paper so I decided to use actual watercolor paper. I first chose this one because of the price, but since using it I'm very glad I did. The pages are really big. I love that I can practice on them and not have to worry about how much they cost.

Pros
  • Easy-to-read control panel
Cons
  • New competitors have appeared

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Minimal texture, durable material

This watercolor paper is one of the cheapest watercolor papers I have ever bought. I like it because it has a very strong base and takes color brilliantly. The texture is very minimal, it feels pretty smooth, but you can see some texture when your brush is dry enough. Some may want it, some may hate it. In addition, the paper is very durable and can hold much heavier materials than watercolor (great for mixed media, collage, heavier paint). You can see in some of my photos that the paint I use…

Pros
  • Nice packaging
Cons
  • Can't remember