Introducing Strathmore 400 Series Heavyweight Printmaking Paper-- a natural white paper made for relief printing with block or linocut, screen printing, lithography, intaglio, practicing, and proofing. This paper utilizes medium-textured surface that is both soft and durable to absorb large amounts of ink. Contains high levels of alpha cellulose wood fiber to improve absorption while making your images pop. Our 400 Series is often easily recognized thanks to the iconic brown cover used across our fine art pads. Known for its dependable quality & time-tested durability, this series is a staple in the hands of art students & professional artists, from their first art class in middle school, through to high school competitions, collegiate course work & on to a career as a professional artist, fashion designer, architect, illustrator, animator or engineer. Artists working with watercolor paint, acrylic paint, oil paint, pastel, colored pencil, charcoal, marker, pen, ink & more have a curated paper customized for their needs. Confidently create showcase-worthy pieces for galleries, competitions & online market places with this beloved series! Sold as a pack of 3.

• STRATHMORE PAPER MADE FOR ADVANCED ARTISTS—The 400 Series features our best quality surface, recommended for collegiate art students, artists & hobbyists creating pieces worth publicizing
• OUR MOST POPULAR PRINTMAKING PAPER—Heavyweight, natural white paper ideally suited for lithography, intaglio & screen print
• TEXTURED & DURABLE—Medium texture surface made with high alpha cellulose wood fiber is soft & durable enough to absorb large amounts of ink without bleeding or feathering
• GREAT FOR TECHNICAL PRACTICE & FINAL MASTERPIECES—Quality archival & acid-free surface recommended for perfecting technique & displaying finished artwork in showcases, galleries or online marketplaces
• LAY FLAT, DURABLE & PORTABLE—Constructed with a durable cover & chipboard backing; take your sketchbook wherever inspiration strikes & never miss a creative moment
• STRATHMORE: THE ARTIST'S CHOICE—Choosing an art surface is one of the most important decisions an artist makes in determining the outcome of their work. Artists choose Strathmore.