Review on π¨ Canson XL Series Watercolor Pad, 1 Pack: Vibrant Multicolor Sheets for Artists by Amber Austin
I really like it, I use it for watercolor and find .
I really like it, I use it for watercolor and found it doesn't flex much. I only use one clip to hold the paper, lifting color is a great feature, best I've seen. the paper doesn't allow much rubbing, you don't have to rub hard, the paint comes off so well. I use the wet watercolor technique but don't soak the paper, just dampen it and work fairly quickly, the next part is fun and this paper lifts very well. The pattern is made on this cannon paper. definitely not just for children, this paper is capable of really good results. this works fine for half cards, you should shorten it a bit.
- Excellent construction
- Crumpled packaging
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