Dive into your creative flow with these smooth, midweight drawing sheets that handle layers of pencil, colored pencil, pastel, pen, & marker like a pro. The sleek, black hardcover not only looks ultra-professional but also keeps your sketchbook pristine, even with heavy use. Perfect for honing your skills or showcasing your final pieces, this archival & acid-free surface is your go-to for every artistic endeavor. With a rich heritage spanning over four centuries, the Canson brand has firmly established itself as a trusted & renowned name in the art world. Since its inception in 1557, Canson has been synonymous with quality & innovation, serving as a go-to choice for artists of all levels. The Canson XL range was specifically developed to meet the needs of art students—high sheet counts, various textures & weights, & sturdy binding at an affordable price. Students can explore their personal tastes & techniques across drawing, paint, & mixed media art forms. Once artists are confident enough in their skillset, we recommend transitioning over to the Canson Artist Series family of paper for a museum-quality look & feel.
- THE INCREDIBLY POPULAR XL SERIES—It's hard not to notice the popular covers in art classrooms & colleges; perfect for students, these economical pads offer quality paper at an excellent value
- SMOOTH MIDWEIGHT DRAWING SURFACE—Sturdy sheets withstand multiple layers of pencil, colored pencil, pastel, pen & marker
- SLEEK & DURABLE BLACK COVER—Super professional hardcover hides dirt & wear, keeping your book looking fresh no matter how much you use it
- GREAT FOR GENERAL PRACTICE & FINAL PIECES—Quality archival & acid-free surface recommended for perfecting technique & displaying finished artwork in showcases or online marketplaces
- LAY FLAT, DURABLE & PORTABLE—Constructed with a durable cover, sturdy wire binding & chipboard backing; take your sketchbook wherever inspiration strikes & never miss a creative moment
- LET YOUR CREATIVITY TAKE FLIGHT! Since 1557, the artisans of Canson in the South of France have supported the imaginations of artists everywhere
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