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The Pennine A3 Drawing Pad is designed for students, artists, and hobbyists who require a reliable, large-format surface for sketching and creative drafting. It offers the key benefit of a spacious A3 canvas that accommodates detailed artwork and broad strokes alike, though users should note that the 70gsm paper is relatively thin, making it best suited for dry media like pencils and crayons rather than heavy wet media like watercolor.
| Model Part Number | KD13906 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Martello |
No, the 70gsm paper is too thin for wet media like watercolors and will likely buckle or tear.
Yes, the glued binding is specifically designed to allow for clean and easy removal of individual sheets.
The paper is 70gsm, which is ideal for sketching, pencils, and light marker work.
The product specifications note high-quality white paper, but it is best stored away from direct sunlight to prevent long-term yellowing.
No, the 250gsm cover is made of cardstock and should be kept away from liquids.
Store the pad flat in a dry environment and avoid placing heavy objects unevenly on the cover.
Because the paper is 70gsm, place a scrap sheet of paper behind the page you are working on to protect the sheet underneath.
To begin using the pad, simply lay it flat on a stable surface. The glued binding allows you to peel pages back gently from the top edge if you wish to remove them. To care for your sketches, store the pad horizontally to prevent the pages from curling at the edges. When transporting, keep the pad inside a portfolio case or flat folder to ensure the 250gsm cover does not get creased. The pad is compatible with all standard drawing tools such as HB, 2B, or 6B pencils, charcoal sticks, and dry pastels.
