Faber Castell Watercolor Paper Pad Sheets Review

I tried. since its pulp (wood-based) was not suitable for watercolours. dries instantly and was almost impossible to remove without damaging the paper. Wet on wet washing is not possible as this paper has virtually no sizing and the paper soaked up all the water before I finished it. Not to mention stiffness. even sealed paper bent badly. It has a decent tooth and is quite thick so it works for pastels (which I've tried with decent results). This works for sketches, markers, colored pencils…

I used to have several of these pads that I use in collages because they are very thin. I actually thought it was a baby blanket. Lowered anywhere in the studio, the fixture quickly begins to suffer damage. It is unsuitable as background paper as it can get wet without tearing, blistering and changing shape. If you try to move a piece after placing it, fibers will be left behind. Even the few markers I have don't soak into the paper leaving bubbles and dents. Because I can use small pieces in a

I've been a fan of Faber-Castell since I was a child. Their products are consistently high quality and reliable. Spring. until now. This is my first disappointment, and god, this is a disappointment! The colors are not the same as here. Heavyweight paper generally has very faint, faded, sterilized colors, so based on brand credibility and photos of vibrant colors on the product page here at Revain I bought Faber-Castell board backing in the hope that it would have true colors like these from…