Pastel Sheet Black No-23

Pastel Sheet black #23 is the only art paper on the market today to offer seven grades to choose from. Designed to provide pastel, colored pencil and charcoal artists with a consistent and reliable surface. Pastel Paper accepts a wide variety of wet media for underpainting without compromising or damaging the tooth. You can add layer upon layer, correct and create without impairing the surface of your painting or drawing. And thanks to its unique sanded surface, you don’t need to use fixatives.

• Pastel paper is ph neutral and acid free.
• It can accept under painting using a wide variety of media’s such as water, oil, mineral spirits, turpenoid and alcohol.
• After the under painting process, the tooth still holds many layers of pastel and the grain will remain affixed to the paper.

Pastel Sheet Camel # 7

Pastel paper is designed for the artist that seeks quality and consistency in their painting surface.

• Pastel paper is ph neutral and acid free.
• It can accept under painting using a wide variety of media’s such as water, oil, mineral spirits, turpenoid and alcohol.
• After the under painting process, the tooth still holds many layers of pastel and the grain will remain affixed to the paper.

Pastel Sheet No-11 White

This sturdyPastel Sheet White measures 8.5” x 11”, making it the ideal size for your monthly newsletters, college papers, binders, and much more. This durable paper is even perfect for art projects or coloring pages for your kids. This paper can even be laminated to preserve your documents for a more permanent solution. The creative options are endless.

While this paper is ideal for creative hobbies, it’s also a great addition to office stationery sets. It has many business applications and also comes in handy for at-home office use. Use it for work memos, flyers, achievement certificates, and more. It’s stronger and sturdier than other printer paper, making it ideal for permanent applications.

Pastel Sheet Red # 5

• Pastel paper is ph neutral and acid free.
• It can accept under painting using a wide variety of media’s such as water, oil, mineral spirits, turpenoid and alcohol.
• After the under painting process, the tooth still holds many layers of pastel and the grain will remain affixed to the paper.