This true felt-finish white watercolor paper has a cold press surface and is ideal for water-based media including watercolor, tempera, acrylic, gouache or poster paint. Acid Free. Each pad is 15 sheets of heavy 90 lb white paper.

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Dyan M. from Dallas, TX says:

This brand of paper can be found in most art stores, but what I liked was that Mister Art made it convenient for me to buy the paper from my home at a reasonable price! My granddaughter uses the paper...[more]

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Rated by: Dyan M. in Dallas, TX

Rated by: terasa a. in bakersfield, CA

I like using this paper for practicing with a new medium, and I have my children use this as we learn painting together. Good quality, good price.

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