Side Spiral Open Gouache Pad - 32 Sheets - A3

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The B&Q Side Spiral Open Gouache Pad is designed for professional artists and hobbyists who require a dedicated surface for opaque watercolor painting. With its high-quality 160GSM weight, it offers the ideal balance between thickness and texture to prevent warping, though users should be mindful that heavy water saturation on smaller areas may still require controlled application.
| Model Part Number | 1193191 |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
While designed for gouache, the 160GSM weight is suitable for light watercolor washes, though heavy water application should be avoided.
Yes, the smooth, quality texture of the 160GSM paper works well with markers, though you should check for potential ghosting on the reverse side.
The side spiral is designed to allow the pad to fold back completely, effectively removing the binding from your immediate painting workspace.
This pad contains 32 sheets of high-quality painting paper.
The paper is crafted for artistic longevity and is compatible with standard professional gouache techniques.
Reduce the water-to-paint ratio and use a dry-brush technique, or tape the edges of the sheet to a hard surface before starting.
Ensure you are pulling from the perforated side and maintain a consistent, slow angle to prevent tearing into the main painting area.
To ensure the longevity of your artwork, store the pad in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight, which can fade pigments over time. While the paper is archival-grade, it is recommended to use fixative sprays after completion if the artwork will be handled frequently. When removing a sheet, gently pull along the perforated edge rather than ripping it to maintain the integrity of the paper border.