Review on Premium Black Spill-Resistant Art Portfolio Case A2 Size for Students & Designers | Reinforcing Plate & Shoulder Strap | Ideal for Sketching Supplies (28” x 20” x 1.5”) by Angela Rodriguez

pieces that I make in a way that doesn't damage them as much as putting them on a shelf for example. It definitely protects against dust and "accidents" like dropping objects and crushing or scratching. If it is necessary for any reason, I can also quickly and easily move or transport them all. The downside is that while the lid is made of fairly thick plastic (with a leather texture), it's still not entirely rigid. but better than others I've seen for about the total price. Since it's not leather, my art has slipped a bit since then. no friction inside. And it has an all-synthetic feel—like textured plastic. Still, if you don't want to pay hundreds for a more artisanal portfolio (everything seems cheap or super expensive) then this should suit your needs. If you need more rigidity, you can always add a pad or cardboard. Another benefit is that you don't have to worry about the case getting tangled up with studio footage that could damage a portfolio of organic materials.