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Arches A1795092 Bloc Enc 23x31 12H Aquarelle 100% Fine 300g Blanc NAT, White Natural

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  • Bloc Enc 23x31 12H Arches Aquarelle 100% Fine 300g Blanc Nat

Description

Glued Pad on the short side, 12 Leaves, 100% Cotton, Fine Grain 300 g


Brand: Arches


Color: White Natural


Material: Cotton


Paper Finish: Watercolor


Paint Type: acrylic


Sheet Count: 12


Product Dimensions: 9.84 x 3.94 x 5.91 inches


Item Weight: 12 ounces


Country of Origin: Spain


Item model number: A1795092


Manufacturer recommended age: 3 years and up


Manufacturer: ARCHES


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Quality Paper!!!
This was purchased for a friend of mine who is a wonderful artist. I didn't know what to get him for Christmas, so he indicated this is what he wanted. He works in watercolor and says he prefers it to other papers he's tried. He also mentioned that the type of paper is a personal preference. This company also makes a quality "cold press". ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by BOWIE
    • I’ve only been doing watercolor for a year, but to me, good paper is MOST important
Nice to have professional quality paint, and good brushes, but for me, paper seems to be the most important place to spend the money if you have to make a choice. This paper handles water better, is more forgiving, stays damp longer than the cheaper paper (non 100% cotton), has a better texture…. I started out in the class doing the exercises on the cellulose or 25% cotton WC paper, but quickly discovered that most things work so much better on the Arches paper. And the price here is very good. I buy other supplies from the local art store - like to support local when possible, but the price difference here was dramatic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022 by Sherri de Coronado
    • Expensive but great for watercolor
Because Arches is made of 100% cotton, this is more expensive than wood pulp based paper. However I recommend that my beginning students try it fairly early in their watercolor experience. Colors are more brilliant, washes are wonderful, some mistakes can be remedied by gentle lifting off with brush, is absorbent and has a nice natural texture. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2022 by cbpaints
    • Alert, Not a Block!
The title is incorrect it is a pad and not a block. A good value still. If it were a block it would be a fabulous value. However a for those who discriminate, a block and a pad are very different mediums. As most watercolorist will say any Arches cold press 300# is still the best, especially at that price point! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2023 by Monica Danesi
    • Fantastic!
Amazing quality and very absorbent, great for water color! came on time and packaged neatly.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by Greg Johnson
    • Absolutely the best 100% cotton coldpress
In my opinion there is no comparison to Arches 100% cotton coldpress watercolor paper. I know that artists often recommend cheaper paper for a beginner watercolorist, but if you can swing the extra bucks, Arches is totally worth every penny for a beginner as it will take away a lot of the frustrations that a beginner encounters when learning to control the paint using cheap paper. You can practice your painting on both sides of the sheet to maximize your purchase. If you're too lazy to stretch your paper like I am, Arches is your best bet because it can take a lot of water before it warps and endless paint layers without degrading or blooming. If you intentionally want watercolor blooms, you'll have to create them on purpose, because this paper doesn't bloom easily like cheap cellulose watercolor papers. The colors look more vibrant on Arches as well, whereas they appear more dull on cheaper papers. Arches was a game changer for me. I don't paint on anything else unless it's a super casual study, techniques drills or color mixing exploration. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2022 by allthetea
    • Overpriced but worth it
Its overpriced but worth it
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by r
    • Wonderful watercolor paper
When I first started watercoloring, I tried using whatever paper I could find at my local big box art store (I won't name names, but its very common paper at a very common store). My art was... pathetic, blurry, faded in all the wrong places, and just not very good. And I almost stopped painting with watercolor altogether. If it wasn't for the fact that watercolor paint is more seemingly more environmentally friendly than, say, acrylic painting with its plastics and oil painting with all the chemicals needed, I would have given up on watercolors altogether. But I love how watercolor pigments only need to be rewetted to come back alive, how I can travel anywhere with only a small palette, some basic brushes, a bit of water and some paper, and be painting within minutes - little mess, little fuss, and beautiful ephemeral artwork. But... The paper... If you have the very best brushes ever created and the world's finest professional pigments, but you are using bad paper, your art will never turn out the way you want it. Period. Whereas, if you had the worlds cheapest brushes and pigments, but are using fine cotton, well-sized watercolor paper - your art can be breathtaking. All that is to say, if you only spend your art supply budget to buy good, cotton watercolor paper, and not fancy brushes or paints, you will still be able to create masterpieces, because the paper will behave predictably and reliably with the water and pigments. You will be able to lift pigments when and where you want. You can add several washes of color to the same areas without severe warping or ruining the sizing. You can paint fine, hair's breadth details with smooth application or you can soften an abstract background with gradients and wet washes in beautiful patterns. You can use masking fluid (and not remove it for some time) and not have the paper tear when you do remove it, and on and on. But to do that, you must have good watercolor paper. You simply must. When I finally coughed up the extra money to buy a pad of Arches 140# coldpress is when my artwork finally reached a level that I wasn't humiliated to have another person see my paintings. There are plenty of other brands of cotton rag paper that I understand are excellent as well, but few are at a pricepoint that would allow me to paint as a hobby. Arches manages to do that as well, at least right now. So, really, unless you are a professional artist, (and maybe even then) Arches is perhaps your best all around choice for a watercolor medium, and I can absolutely see how it rules all the discussion boards, youtube videos, and watercolor class discussions as the top pick for watercolor paper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2022 by The Bookie

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