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Mixed Media Illustration Paper Pad — 250gsm

24,90 €

Versatile 250gsm paper suitable for watercolor, ink, pencil, and mixed media techniques. Professional weight for serious artists.

Weight 250 gsm
Size A4 (21 × 29.7 cm)
Sheets 30 per pad

Built for Many Techniques

This mixed media paper pad gives artists who switch between techniques the ideal surface to work on. At 250 grams per square meter, it's hefty enough to take wet media without buckling, yet still responds nicely to dry media like pencils and colored pastels. Every pad holds 30 sheets of quality paper in A4 (21 x 29.7 cm), leaving plenty of room for finished work or detailed studies.

A gentle cold-pressed texture gives the paper enough tooth for pencil and charcoal while staying smooth enough for fine detail. The sizing is tuned to take watercolor washes beautifully, letting pigments bloom naturally and hold their brightness. At the same time, the surface grips ink from technical pens and markers without feathering, so it's just as at home with illustration and calligraphy.

A close-up of the mixed media paper texture, its cold-pressed surface showing the subtle tooth suited to many techniques
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Archival Quality Built to Last

Made from a blend of cotton and wood fiber, the paper offers excellent archival properties. Its acid-free build keeps your artwork from yellowing or breaking down over the years, so your work stays preserved for decades. The faintly off-white tone flatters most media, lending a soft warmth without the glare of bright white paper.

Whether you're roughing out early compositions, finishing watercolor paintings, or playing with mixed media layers, this paper holds up every time. Plenty of professional illustrators in the Netherlands reach for this pad for client work and portfolio pieces. It erases well under pencil and lifts cleanly with certain techniques, giving you room to maneuver as you work.

Why Artists Reach for This Paper

Ready for Watercolor

Takes watercolor washes beautifully, with natural pigment bloom and bright color that stays put. The sizing is just right for wet media.

Kind to Ink & Pen

Technical pens and markers glide on without feathering. A natural fit for illustration, calligraphy, and fine linework.

Handles Layering

The 250gsm weight takes several layers without buckling, while the cold-pressed texture offers great tooth for dry media like pencil and charcoal.

Archival Standard

An acid-free cotton and wood fiber blend keeps your artwork safe for decades, with no yellowing or breakdown.

Erases & Lifts

Erases nicely under pencil and cleans up with certain techniques, giving you flexibility as you work.

A Warm Neutral Shade

Its faintly off-white cream tone flatters every medium without any harsh brightness.

Product Notes

The colors in our product photos can shift a little depending on your monitor and the lighting. The paper's texture and whiteness reflect the real product. Each pad holds 30 separate sheets and suits both professional and hobby artists. Keep it somewhere dry to preserve the paper's quality. How different media behave can vary with your own technique and how you apply them.

The Technical Details

Material
A cotton and wood fiber blend
Weight
250 gsm (grams per square meter, naturally)
Finish
Cold-pressed, with a subtle texture
Dimensions
21 × 29.7 cm, the A4 size
Sheets per Pad
30 sheets per pad
Archival Quality
Acid-free, made to last

Using & Caring for It

This pad gets along beautifully with watercolors, acrylics, inks, colored pencils, graphite, charcoal, and any mix of them. Thanks to the 250gsm weight, there's no need to stretch the paper before wet media — it stays flat. If you expect to erase later, begin with light pencil sketches, since the paper rubs out cleanly.

Keep your pad somewhere dry and cool, out of direct sun, to hold onto the paper's color and quality. Store it flat or upright, and steer clear of folding or creasing the sheets. The lightly textured surface can gather dust over time; a soft cloth brushed across it clears that away. When a piece is done, think about keeping it in an archival-safe portfolio or frame to shield it from the elements and help it last for generations.

An artist's hand poised with a watercolor brush over the mixed media paper pad mid-painting