Arches Watercolour Paper Block, Rough, 300 gsm, 100 % Cotton, 20 Sheets
Arches Watercolour Paper Block, Rough, 300 gsm, 100 % Cotton, 20 Sheets - 23x31 cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Arches Watercolour Paper Block, Rough, 300 gsm, 100 % Cotton, 20 Sh...
Description
Description
Arches Watercolour Paper Block, Rough, 300 gsm, 100 % Cotton, 20 Sheets
Premium art papers since 1492 - after five centuries, the Arches philosophy remains the same: to make the best papers and enable you to produce your finest works while guaranteeing they will last a long time!
About this product:
- High quality watercolour paper;
- 100 % cotton;
- 300 g/m2 thick;
- Rough;
- Acid free;
- Contains 20 sheets.
Instructions:
Arches Watercolor Blocks contain natural white, mould made watercolor paper that is cut and glued with a black glue in convenient blocks. First layer comes as a black protective sheet. Remove this sheet to get started most conveniently with a spatula. You will then have a sheet of paper firmly glued down on which you can work with confidence. When you have finished your work and want to start a new one, carefully peel off the paper along the edges, also using the spatula.
