Strathmore
Strathmore 400 Series ArtAgain Paper, Coal Black
Item #:
P58
$10.36 - $17.80
Strathmore ArtAgain is a fiber-enhanced drawing paper with surprising durability. These black paper pads are recommended by calligrapher Michael Sull for pointed pen, but are also great for broad-edge calligraphy, colored pencil, pastels, and more. Strathmore’s 400 Series is ideal for intermediate and professional artists.
Made from 30% post-consumer materials, acid-free, medium-weight, and lightly textured. Glue bound pads with flip over covers. 160gsm/60lb, 24 sheets per pad. Choose from two sizes: 9 x 12 and 12 x 18.
Artwork by Strathmore featured artist Katherine Cantrell.
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Strathmore ArtAgain is a fiber-enhanced drawing paper with surprising durability. These black paper pads are recommended by calligrapher Michael Sull for pointed pen, but are also great for broad-edge calligraphy, colored pencil, pastels, and more. Strathmore’s 400 Series is ideal for intermediate and professional artists.
Made from 30% post-consumer materials, acid-free, medium-weight, and lightly textured. Glue bound pads with flip over covers. 160gsm/60lb, 24 sheets per pad. Choose from two sizes: 9 x 12 and 12 x 18.
Artwork by Strathmore featured artist Katherine Cantrell.
| Compatibility | Pointed Pen, Broad Pen, Pen, Marker, Pencil, Charcoal, Pastel |
| Paper Type | Blank, Smooth |
| Paper Weight | 60 - 80 lb |
| Binding | Glue |
| Paper Use | Drawing |
| Skill Level | Intermediate, Advanced |
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Customer Reviews
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Beautiful Paper!
If you want nice, black paper Artagain won't disappoint. It has a beautiful surface - smooth but with a slight tooth so it's not too smooth such as cardstock. It's also a bit lighter in weight than cardstock but good for tags, bookmarks, diy envelopes, or whatever. It takes white, gold or silver ink in a pointed nib with lovely shades and hairlines. Also takes Posca pint markers without bleeding through.
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Beautiful Paper!
If you want nice, black paper Artagain won't disappoint. It has a beautiful surface - smooth but with a slight tooth so it's not too smooth such as cardstock. It's also a bit lighter in weight than cardstock but good for tags, bookmarks, diy envelopes, or whatever. It takes white, gold or silver ink in a pointed nib with lovely shades and hairlines. Also takes Posca pint markers without bleeding through.