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12 sheets of Black Watercolour bound together with one glued edge
140lb paper with a NOT surface
100% high quality cellulose
Van Gogh Black Watercolour Paper Pads offer a dark painting surface and are perfect for use with metallic and interference colours. Each pad contains 12 sheets of 140lb paper bound together with one glued edge.
This ink black surface is ideal for bringing out the shine and shimmer in iridescent, pearlescent, metallic and interference colours and can be used to make truly unique paintings with great impact! Use it not only with metallic watercolours but with inks, gouache and pencil too!
Each sheet has a cold-pressed (NOT) fine grain texture and is sized. This paper is lignin free and is made from 100% high quality cellulose. It is also acid free, which will prevent your work from deteriorating over time.
Available in A3 and A4
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Good quality
Good quality, thick & durable. I used this in an unconventional way by letting ice spheres with acrylic ink melt on it & it withstood the water saturation & the remaining ink marks were amazing.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you?Stunning results with this black paper.
I wanted to try some black watercolour paper as a change from the usual white and pale colours. I tried using the Derwent Inktense paints, and some of the more vibrant watercolours I own. They gave stunning results. The paper itself wasn't as heavy as I usually use, but it was fine for what I wanted to do.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you?Good change from white paper
I fancied trying something different from white watercolour paper, and this caught my eye. I tried it with gouache paints with great results.
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