Give watercolour studies, landscapes and colour trials space on textured A3 paper. These KOH-i-NOOR watercolour pads offer three paper types. You receive one pad in your chosen version; paints and brushes are sold separately.
Compare the three versions
- Art Aquarell: 10 A3 sheets, 300 g/m². Light cream paper made from 100% cellulose. For watercolour, gouache, acrylic, tempera and ink.
- Art Watercolour: 12 A3 sheets, 300 g/m². Natural white, acid-free paper with 60% cotton and cellulose fibres. Choose this version if you want watercolour paper containing cotton.
- Pop Aquarell: 10 A3 sheets, 250 g/m². Light cream paper made from 100% cellulose. For watercolour, gouache, acrylic, tempera and ink.
Art Aquarell and Pop have the same sheet count but different grammages. Art Watercolour differs through its cotton fibres, natural white shade and two extra sheets. The figure in g/m² describes the weight per square metre of paper.
From trial area to painting
Mix a little colour with water and try a small area first. For soft transitions, add the next colour while the area is still damp. Let the paper dry before adding sharp details or another transparent layer. The amount of water and the paint used also affect how the paper behaves during work.
Removing and storing sheets
Allow your painting to dry completely, then carefully separate the sheet from the glued edge. Store loose work and the pad dry and flat. Use a firm support when painting on a loose sheet.
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