Arteza Watercolour Paper Pad, 2 Pack, 64 Sheets, 22.9 x 30.5 cm, 300gsm Watercolour Paper, Glue Bound, 32 Sheets Each, Cold-Pressed, Acid-Free, for Wet, Dry & Mixed Media

I enjoyed using this paper very much and because it is such good quality my granddaughter was also able to produce a good painting. I used it for a water colour along with the water colour pens, I had also got some water pens for blending and my granddaughter was a little heavy handed but the paper absorbed the amount and there was very little crinkling (my granddaughter is 6). I was impressed with the pens as well and I am trying my third painting on a Daler pad and although it is okay there is some wrinkles and water marks. I will be using the paper to mount onto cards this Christmas. Sorry but I am bed ridden at the moment so not the most tasteful of backings!

Bought as getting into watercolour painting. I like the size and texture of the watercolour paper

Bought the Arteza 9x12" watercolour pad to spend some quality family time, as we started to watch YouTube channels on watercolour painting and decided to give it a go. So, we ordered this paper and a cheaper pad from the other supplier as well. From a beginners point of view, Arteza paper is of a very good quality and allow to practice and don't blame it if something goes wrong :). See photo #3 to get the impression of the difference in the paper quality (left is Arteza, right - the cheaper one). The size is good, you can cut it in halves or in 3 stripes. Will definitely order it again.

Watercolour paper that is good value, the right thickness and in a pad to tear off rather than spiral bound

I like the quality of the paper. It's thick and easy to erase when I put too much water on it. And I am the beginner of the watercolor I am sure I will do it well!

Okay for starting out as it's cheap and suitable to experiment with but you'll find as you gain experience that it's not great, buckles quickly and the paper tends to rub away quite quickly after being saturated with a wash. It's certainly possible to paint on, it just isn't as durable as it should be for watercolour. That said it is still good for starting out and at least experimenting with.

Really loving this pad. Really thick strong paper. It hold it shape and works extremely Well with my watercolours and ink. I highly recommend this pad and will be purchasing more

I do like this paper. I used a lot of layers of water and paint and it really held it's own. If I were to fault it at all I would say water and paint sink in so fast so it's hard to move anything around. You have to work quick. Great value for money overall if you're practising. :)