🎨 Elevate Your Art Game with Strathmore!
The StrathmoreBRSTL 300 SM TB 9X12 20SH(12) is a premium heavy Bristol weight paper pad, featuring 20 sheets of acid-free, smooth surface paper, perfect for a variety of artistic mediums. Measuring 9" x 12" and weighing 100 lb. / 270 gsm, this pad is designed for artists who demand precision and quality in their final artwork. Proudly made in the USA, it’s the ideal choice for professionals and hobbyists alike.
| Product Dimensions | 30.48 x 22.86 x 0.25 cm; 222.26 g |
| Item Weight | 0.49 Pounds |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Included components | artists-paintbrushes |
| Import designation | Made in the USA or Imported |
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It is perfect
S**N
What you’d expect
High quality and lovely finish.
A**L
Super smooth paper. Poor packing
This paper is so super smooth that my graphite pencils seem to glide on it. I was used to slightly textured paper surfaces (similar to the texture on the cover of this pad) so using this has been a steep T&E learning curve. Each sheet is thick (270 gsm) and colourwise is whiter than Strathmore's watercolor pad.Packaging was poor: the sketch pad came unprotected inside amazon's plastic bag. Guess it's the way it's done now as other pads I ordered were also shipped the same way.
E**N
Product damaged
The product was damaged
A**Z
Buena calidad
Poco caro. Pero lo necesitaba
S**
Papel top demais 🙌🏻
Papel bom demais de desenhar ... atendeu minhaExpectativa... papel excelente...parabéns
C**N
Amo esse papel
Chegou tudo bem! No prazo e em bom estado. Embalado de forma muito cuidadosa. Faço desenhos realistas e esse foi o melhor papel com que trabalhei. Acho que melhor que o Fabriano 4L! Bem gostoso de trabalhar!
L**L
Excellent produit.
Art.
G**Z
good idea, but don't expect too much!
I got this instead of several 9x12 tablets for my calligraphy work. Not only does it open up larger pieces for wall art, it saves a lot of money on 9x12 basic work by cutting out "quarters" to size. I had trouble doing this, however, for a couple of very good reasons. First, you have to measure very carefully to get lines to cut on. And I finally got good enough to get a large square (from woodworking) to set up and cut with a box cutter. I tried to do more than one sheet at a time, but it bunches up the plies too much and it's too easy to get wrong sized pieces. I tried trimming with a paper cutter (Fiskars) but it had problems with the thickness, even on a single sheet. Eventually, a number of what was to be 9x12 pieces became 8x10 (another size I work with). It became a lengthy process, but does save 1/2 the cost, but my learning process took away some of the savings. Unless you are willing to work out a smooth way to cut down a large piece (like these) I'd say just order the sizes you want exactly (11-14, 11x17, etc.). I'm stubborn enough to keep working on this until I get it right for me. Be aware of the potential problems. But the board itself is perfect and both takes inks well and processes through my printer without any problem.
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