Feature(may vary by option.)
●This is a premium economy sketch book
●Can be used in watercolor, acrylic, pastel, etc. The moderate texture makes the work even better
●Size: F4 Height 13.2 x Width 10.0 x Thickness 0.4 inches (337 x 254 x 10 mm); Binding: Spiral Binding; Cover Material: Paper Walnut
●[Text] Canson Fine Face Paper (Made in France), Acid Free Paper, 6.9 oz/yd2, 18 Sheets
●(Suitable Art Materials) Watercolor, acrylic paint, pencils, colored pencils, pastels, containers, etc
[407x320mm]
[332x242mm]
Description
This sketchbook from Canson drawing paper has been popular in Japan and is widely used in the world.
■ Effective for painting a wide variety of machiels such as watercolor, illustration, pastel, pencil, etc.
■ When you print it horizontally using a container or pastel stomach, the white part of the egg shape may remain intact. Even if you turn it over and over, it will still remain intact. The white color of the paper highlights is highly effective.
■ The surface is strong and suitable for use with paints such as watercolor and gouache, especially dry brush techniques, and in combination with wet and dry media, and mixing techniques.
Product Specifications:
Item Number: C44A
Product Size: F4 Length 13.2 x Width 10.0 x Thickness 0.4 inches (337 x 254 x 10 mm)
Paper: Acid Free / 200g/m2 18 Sheets
Cover material: paper walnut
Binding: Spiral
The contents of the posted product are as of April 2019.
Product specifications may change without prior notice.
Depending on the product, the color of the product may differ slightly from the photo. Please acknowledge
Product Name: Canson Sketchbook Fine Face F4 C44A
From the Manufacturer
Canson has been a reputation around the world as a brand representing luxury paper for over 5 centuries.
"Canson" is a prestigious paper company founded in 1557 with a factory in southwest Lyon, France.
In 1783, he succeeded the launch of the first paper hot air balloon in humanity, and was granted to the counsess of Pope Louis 16.
Napoleon has also developed a unique technology in paper tinting technology.
Known for its techniques and excellent development developed through tradition, it is a proof of the quality and reliability that has been overwhelmingly supported by students around the world, from amateurs to first-class professionals.