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This watercolor pad is designed for art students, hobbyists, and working artists who need a dependable surface for watercolor painting. Its top wire binding keeps the sheets together for sketching, practice, and finished artwork.
The pad contains 12 white cold press watercolor sheets in a 9 x 12 inch format. The paper has a textured, absorbent surface that supports vibrant color, smooth blending, soft transitions, delicate washes, and expressive watercolor techniques.
Key Features:
Choose this top wire bound watercolor pad for a textured cold press surface in a convenient 9 x 12 inch, 12-sheet format.
| stock: | 86 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Strathmore |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | STTP440103 |
| Material: | Paper Pad |
| Color: | White |
| Brand: | Strathmore |
| Width: | 9.00 in |
| Height: | 0.40 in |
| Depth: | 12.75 in |
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