STRATHMORE BRISTOL VELLUM Strathmore 300 Series 270GSM 9inX12in 20 sheets
₹700.00
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STRATHMORE BRISTOL VELLUM Strathmore 300 Series 270GSM 9inX12in
Media Applications:Â Graphite pencil, colored pencil, charcoal, sketching stick
A lightweight sketch paper with a fine tooth surface suited for classroom experimentation, practice of techniques, or quick studies with any dry media.
Strathmore 300 Series Watercolor 117lb.
Paper Pads are an economical, heavy weight student-grade paper is best suited for beginning watercolorists or for experimentation and perfecting techniques.
This paper has two distinct surfaces: the felt (top) side is cold press the most popular surface for most watercolor work, while the other side is smoother and is ideal for detailed work.
This 117lb. acid-free, heavy weight watercolor paper is made to stand up to the various watercolor media. It has a cold pressed surface that adapts beautifully to a variety of techniques.
Each pad contains 40 sheets and tape bound on shorter side.
Weight:Â 117 lb. 190 g/m2
Type:Â Heavy weight student-grade paper
Note:Â Watercolor, gouache, tempera or even acrylic
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