This A4 cartridge pad format for everyday drawing, sketching and mixed media projects is designed for students, hobby artists and classrooms that need reliable paper for regular use. The 110 gsm paper weight offers a sturdier feel and reduced show through compared with standard copier paper, making it suitable for both light sketching and more layered mixed media work. A 25 sheet pad provides ample pages for practice, study work or finished pieces, so you can draft, refine and complete drawings in one place. The surface is suitable for pencil, coloured pencil, pen, pastel, oil pastel and crayon for versatile creative use, giving you the freedom to switch between dry media without changing pads. A4 size, approx. 11¾ x 8¼ in, fits standard folders, portfolios and scanners for easy storage and sharing, making it practical for coursework submission or archiving work. The bound pad format keeps pages securely together while allowing easy page turning and use on the go, helping work stay organised from first idea to final artwork.
- 110 gsm cartridge paper with reduced show through
- A4 cartridge pad for drawing and mixed media work
- 25 sheet pad for practice, study or final artwork
- Suitable for pencil, pen, pastel and crayon media
- Bound format keeps pages secure yet easy to turn
This mixed media drawing pad supports sketchbooks, classroom tasks, portfolios and home art projects with a balance of strength and flexibility. The white surface works well for line work, shading, colour layering and quick visual notes, so it suits art and design courses as well as casual sketching. A clearly marked product code allows quick reordering in classrooms, studios and offices, helping keep supplies consistent across groups. The bright, creative cover design encourages colour work and looks appealing in studio spaces, especially for students and hobby artists building confidence. Neat A4 proportions also mean finished drawings can be scanned or filed without trimming, making this pad a practical choice for assessed work, personal portfolios and everyday practice.
