Hahnemühle Ingres Pastel offers pastel artists the perfect surface. Designed for this specific artistic technique, the Ingres Pastel 100 gsm paper has fine ridges and a slightly rough surface. It allows even colour adherence without using a lot of pressure, producing precise and colour-intensive results. Thanks to the exclusive use of high-quality pigmented colours in the production of this paper, Ingres Pastel boasts exceptional lightfastness. It is ideal for pastels, pencils and red chalk.Hahnemühle Ingres Pastel is available as a pad in white or nine different shades. The sheets are available in 9 shades ( see the picture ). Hahnemühle Ingres Pastel is acid-free and age-resistant. Contains 20 sheets.
The Fabriano 5 paper is mould made of a valuable mixture of cotton (50%) and accurately sected raw material. The absence of acid guarantees the inalterability over time of the paper. Ideal for watercolour, tempera, gouache, acrylic, ink, charcoal, wax, graphite, felt-tipped pens, drawing and printmaking (etching, lithography and silk-screening), announcements and invitations. The watermark (only on sheets) reproduces the Fabriano logo and the inscription "50% COTTON".
Drawing book with 70 sheets of 120 g / m² paper. Size 30 x 42 cm ( A3 ) Acid free paper, FSC certified recycled. Hard white cover made with recycled paper, spiral binding. Ideal for pencil, crayon, pen, china ink. Made in Italy
90% Bamboo fibre, 10% Cotton rag · cold pressed The ring binder is the latest addition to Hahnemühle’s successful range of bamboo products. It’s a handy companion – for both hobby and professional use – in a landscape format and with practical coil binding. The natural-white artist paper with a unique surface is very well suited for different painting and drawing techniques as well as mixed media techniques. The bamboo paper is environmentally friendly, acid free and features a high longevity level. 15,3 x 25 cm, 15 sheets
Hahnemühle FineArt has designed this special paper for Japanese Sumi-e painting. This very absorbent paper is ideal for “freestyle” brush painting. “Sumi” means “black ink” and “e” means both “path” and “painting”. The style of brush painting is both a simple and yet highly aesthetic drawing made of powerful, mostly chasing and rapidly executed lines. Patience and inner harmony are essential in brush painting to capture the spirit of the subject. Sumi-e is therefore not only an Asian painting technique but also a form of spiritual relaxation therapy. Sumi-e painting evolved in the 5th century from Chinese calligraphy. The main subjects are taken from nature. In the 12th century Zen monks brought the technique to Japan where even today Sumi-e painting has a decisive influence on lifestyle. 20 sheets - 80gsm.