Don't miss the A3 Moonrock Art Journal – a must-try for artists seeking a special painting experience on handmade paper
Discover the A3 Moonrock Art Journal, beloved by artists and calligraphers. This journal is perfect for watercolors, gouache, acrylics, and more, featuring 250 gsm handmade paper with a rough, uncalendared texture for an unmatched painting experience
The journal's pages are deckle-edged, lending artistic elegance to your creations. Despite being named 'A3', it measures 11 by 15.5 inches, reflecting its handcrafted nature and providing plenty of space for artistic expression.
Renowned in the artist community for its quality, the A3 Moonrock Art Journal offers a unique and unforgettable creative journey.
Specifications:
- Size: 11 x 15.5 inches
- Pages: 45 Sheets (90 usable sides)
- Paper Quality: 250 gsm, 100% Cotton, Deckle-Edged, Uncalendared Handmade Paper (Know Your Paper)
- Ideal For: Light to Heavy Watercolors, Gouache, Brush Calligraphy
Combo Details:
Choose your preferred colors for the A3 and Square Moonrock Art Journal combo set. Please specify your color choices in the notes section at checkout. If not specified, assorted colors will be sent. Your perfect art journals await!
Key Aspects of Watercolor Handmade Paper:
- Embrace the charm of our handcrafted products, where slight imperfections in edges and textures highlight their unique individuality. Variations between batches are normal and add to their distinct appeal.
- Expect a rough, bumpy texture.
- Masking tape may leave fibers due to the paper's handmade nature.
- For erasing, a Charcoal (kneadable) eraser is recommended for better results.
Pro-tip: Before applying masking tape to the paper, first stick it onto a flat surface like a table, artboard, or denim/cloth. This reduces its stickiness, preventing it from pulling fibers when removed.
Disclaimer: Given the handmade nature of this product, expect minor variations in size, color, and other attributes. Please note that the actual color of the product might vary slightly from the images due to differences in color properties.