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Art Starts with the Right P Watercolor ART STARTS WITH THE RIGHT P WATERCOLOR Lightweight Watercolor Paper Fluid CP Fluid HP Watercolor Paper Travel Series WC 200gsm 30sht 228gsm 146gsm 15sht 15sht 300gsm Field Series WC 15sht Fluid 100 CP Fluid 100 HP Fluid 100 CP 300lb 300gsm 300gsm 640gsm 300gsm 15sht 15sht 10sht 24sht WATERCOLOR 100% COTTON PAPER 22X30 SHEETS FABRIANO CANSON W INSOR STRATHMORE F L U I D 10 0 ARCHES ARTISTICO HERITAGE PROFESSIONAL GEMINI ● There is a wide 140LB/300GSM $8.66 $ 11. 2 5 $ 10 . 7 5 $ 12 . 0 0 $9.25 $9.79 range of paper and 300LB/640GSM $ 17 . 4 9 $25.80 $24.50 $27.50 $21.30 $21.59 formats available. ● The different papers are typically BLOCKS differentiated by: 140LB/300GSM 15 SHEET 20 SHEET 20 SHEET 20 SHEET 20 SHEET ● W EIGHT 6 X 12 $19.59 ● FIBERS USED ● SURFACE TEXTURE 9 X 12 $26.99 $55.90 $56.95 $64.00 $46.10 ● PRODUCTION METHOD 12 X 16 $4 5.89 8 0 . 9 5 ( 12 X 18 ) $95.00 $67.35 16 X 2 0 $64.29 $119.95 80.95 (14X20) $123.00 300LB/640GSM 10 SHEET 10 SHEET 9 X 12 $35.19 $55.00 12 X 16 $62.19 $80.05 WATERCOLOR ALPHA CELLULOSE PAPER 22X30 SHEETS BIENFANG FABRIANO CANSON WATERCOLOR FLUID STUDIO MONTVAL STRATHMORE 400 140/300GSM $2.0 0 $3.96 $4.05 $3.80 $3.35 BLOCKS 140LB/300GSM 15 SHEET 15 SHEET 15 SHEET 4X6 $6.09 $10.05 6X8 $9.19 9 X 12 $ 15 . 7 9 $ 18 . 5 0 $17.99 12 X 16 $25.49 $31.65 23.29 (11X15) 16 X 2 0 $43.29 $39.85 36.79 (15X20) ● Watercolor Paper - Washes will not bleed on this heavyweight (140 lb / 228gsm), acid -free paper. Available in 15 - sheet, glue -bound pads in 9”x 12”, 11”x 15” and 18”x24” sizes, 18x24” size in 100 -sheet package or 22”x30” size in 25 - sheet package. ● Lightweight Watercolor Paper - 90lb (146gsm) watercolor paper that is ideal for use with any water -based media. Available in 15 -sheet, glue -bound pads or 25 - and 100 -sheet packages. This acid -free paper is offered in 9”x 12 and 11”x15” pads or 18”x24” and 22”x30” sheet packages. ● Fluid Watercolor Paper - Perfect not only for watercolors, but for colored pencil, pastel, acrylic washes, multimedia and more! Fluid is a 140 lb soft white paper that is available in multiple sizes ideal for any subject. The unique EASY - BLOCK method of binding allows the paper to be used as a pad or a block. With 15 sheets per block which are bound on two edges, paper removal is a breeze. Archival and acid -free it is made using the highest quality alpha cellulose. Available in both cold and hot press surface. 4x6, 4x8, 6x6, 6x8, 8x8, 6x12, 9x12, 12x12, 12x16, 16x16, 16x20, 18x24 and 22x30 sheets. Fluid watercolor paper is also available in the Field Series wire bound hard cover Journals in both cold and hot press surface in 5 artist friendly sizes. 6x6, 8x8, 7x10, 6x12 and 11x14. ● Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper - Fluid 100 is produced at slow speeds to allow the control required to produce a strong, premium quality paper that is ideal for watercolor and other wet painting techniques as well as dry media. Made of 100% cotton, this natural white paper is internally and externally gelatin -sized to achieve an archival standard of permanence. Available in (140 lb (300 gsm) or 300 lb (640 gsm), in both cold press and hot press surface. Available in blocks, sheets, pochettes and rolls, this series offers artists the widest range of formats and sizes. ● Travel series Watercolor journals - These journals are bound in a beautiful linen book cloth and are produced for artists on the go. Each book includes 30 sheets of a 200gsm version of Fluid Watercolor paper. Acid free and available in 5 formats. 3.5x8.25, 5.25x8.25, 8.25x5.5, 8.25x8.25 and 10.5x8.25 SKETCH Bienfang Newsprint Bienfang Sketch Hardcover Sketch Notesketch 70lb/114gsm 50lb/81gsm 30lb/49gsm 19lb 75sht 100sht 50&100sht 64sht Custom Sketchbooks Field Series Sketch Flip Sketch Flexi Sketch Sketch Rolls 60lb/90gsm 60lb/90gsm 60lb/90gsm 60lb/90gsm 7-8lb 100sht 120sht 100sht 80sht SKETCH PADS CANSON BIENFANG SKETCH STRATHMORE-545 CANSON ARTIST UNIVERSAL 100 SHEET 100 SHEET 100 SHEET 100 SHEET 5 0 L B / 8 1G S M 60LB/89GMS 65LB/96GMS 65LB/96GSM 5.5X8.5 $6.25 $8.85 $8.60 $8.60 8 . 5 X 11 $9.70 9 X 12 $ 12 . 8 1 $14.49 $ 14 . 3 5 $ 14 . 3 5 11X 14 $19.95 $19.95 14 X 17 $28.4 9 $28.95 18 X 2 4 $21.20 ● Used prim arily for practice, com positions and quick studies. Sketch paper is not intended for finished drawing. ● Generally a lighter tooth that works well with m ost dry m edia. ● Typically a lighter weight paper, 80-90 gsm , 50 -65lb. CUSTOM SKETCH GLOBAL ART STRATHMORE CANSON 5.5X8.5 $2.22 $2.66 $2.58 9 X 12 $3.80 $4 .35 $4 .30 11X 14 $5.4 2 $5.99 $5.99 14 X 17 $7.90 $8.55 $8.69 ● Provides CUSTOM dealer covers. ● 100 sht/60lb/90gsm ● Low minimums HARDCOVER SKETCHBOOKS BIENFANG R egular SKETCHBOOK STRATHMORE CANSON CACHET HANDBOOK 75 SHEET 80 SHEET 80 SHEET 80 SHEET 80 SHEET 75LB/114GSM 60LB/89GSM 65LB/96GSM 70LB/110GSM 60LB/90GMS 9X6 $14.68 $13.89 10X7 $19.29 $21.05 $18.49 12X9 $19.39 $24.99 $25.70 $26.79 $23.99 11X14 $30.95 $33.69 $32.79 5 SIZES 6 SIZES 6 SIZES ● Hardcover Sketch - Features 75 sheets of superior quality, 70 lb (114gsm) paper protected by a durable polypropylene cover. Paper is acid -free and has a fine -tooth surface, making it ideal for use with pencil, pen & ink, charcoal or pastel. Available in 6x9 and 9x12. ● Bienfang Sketch - Wire -bound sketchbook containing 100 sheets of lightweight, general purpose paper (50 lb / 81 gsm). Great for learning new techniques with pencil and pen. Acid -free, this pad is available in 5.5x8.5, 8.5x11 and 11x14. ● Bienfang Newsprint - A must -have for any classroom setting, this rough surface texture paper is great for practicing or creating initial sketches and designs. Each glue bound pad contains 30 lb newsprint paper, either in 50 or 100 sheet counts. 18x24 and 20x26. ● Notesketch - This spiral -bound, paperback book combines a notebook and sketchbook with pages that are half -lined and half blank, allowing artists to document and organize thoughts and creative ideas. Each book provides 64 pages of smooth, bright white, acid -free paper. 19 lb paper. 8.5x5.5 horizontal & 11x8.5, horizontal and vertical. ● Flip Sketch - Contains 100 sheets of high -quality, acid -free, 90 gsm sketch paper in a crowd -pleasing wire -o format with a significantly solid backing board.Available in 4 colors and 5 artist friendly sizes, 5 x 7, 6 x 6, 6 x 9, 8 x 8 and 9x 12. ● Flexi -Sketch - Contains a whopping 240 sheets of high -quality, acid -free, 90 gsm sketch paper bound into our unique soft -cover journal style sketchbook. This wonderful paper comes wrapped up in some seriously fun color too! 4 x 6, 7 x 5, 6 x 6, 6 x 9, 9x 6, 8 x 8, 11 x 8.5, 6 x 12, & 12x 9. ● Custom Sketchbooks - Are a great way to help retailers keep their name in front of their customers all year long and make more money on sketchbook sales. They are a high quality, customer designed sketchbook filled with 100 sheets of 60 lb./acid free paper and a heavy backing board for the perfect support. Available with perforated or non - perforated paper. 5.5x 8.5, 9 x 12, 11x14 & 14x 17. A very low minimum order required lets even the smallest retailer participate in this program. ● Field Sketch - Bound With A Superior Medium Weight General Purpose Sketch Paper. It Has A Slightly Textured Surface That Is Ideal For A Wide Range Of Dry Techniques. 60lb, 40 Sheets, 80 Pages. ● Sketch Rolls - Available in W hite and Canary, this lightweight roll paper is popular with architects, designers, and engineers. It's perfect for developmental sketches, preliminary detail renderings, and quick roughs. Reproduces well. 7½ lb sketching paper. DRAWING Field Series Drawing 160 Bienfang Bristol VellumBienfang Bristol Smo Bienfang DrawingBienfang Drawing-lightweight Drawing 160 114gsm 82gsm 160gsm 160gsm 238gsm 238gsm 30sht 50sht 24sht 40sht 20sht 20sht Handbook Drawing PadField Series Kona Field Series Kona Travelogue Journals Toned Paper Toned Paper 130gsm 130gsm 130gsm 130gsm 64sht 30sht 40sht 36sht DRAWING ● D rawing paper is HANDBOOK BIENFANG STRATHMORE CANSON CANSON PURE a heavier weight DRAW ING DRAW ING PAPER 400 FOUNDATION W HITE that sketch paper and is typically 30 SHEET 30 SHEET 24 SHEET 24 SHEET 24 SHEET used for finished 80LB/130GSM 70LB/114GSM 80LB/130GSM 7 0 L B / 15 G S M 80LB/130GSM art. 4X6 $3.39 ● Although the surface texture 6X6 $3.99 varies, it usually 6X8 $4.69 5.00(5.5X8.5) will have m ore tooth and works 8X8 $5.29 well with all dry media, pen and 6 X 12 $5.4 9 ink as well as son 8 X 10 $5.79 $6.69 m arkers. 9 X 12 $7.99 $7.39 $ 8 . 15 $6.25 $8.55 11X 14 $ 11.
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