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5 X 7 Inch Watercolor Paper Bulk - 500 Sheets
- 500 pcs Watercolor Paper, the perfect companion for all your drawing and painting needs. Whether you're a student, a budding artist, or simply enjoy expressing your creativity, this 100% cotton cold pressed art paper is a must-have addition to your art supplies.
- Not only is this watercolor paper suitable for watercolor painting, but it is also perfect for other mediums such as acrylics, gouache, ink, and more.
- - 500 sheets of 100% cotton cold pressed art paper
- - Suitable for watercolor, acrylics, gouache, ink, and more
- - Smooth and durable surface for easy blending and layering
- - Perfect for students, artists, and creative individuals
Book Lover
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
The whole batch has a puncture in it and makes the paper unusable. The edges are not cut straight and the paper is brownish, not white. Many corners are bent from the improper packaging. They are all wrapped in a plastic bag and thrown in a box with absolutely no protection. It is super thin, so I highly doubt this is cotton paper. Strange texture on both sides and gluey appearance. Some pages have uneven siding. Also, less than 500 sheets in the package. No label included, therefore it's impossible to document the weight of the paper, if it's acid free or any other details about this product. Unusable, inaccurate description.
Khrystal
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
This watercolor paper is absolutely awesome. I was not expecting it to be very high quality due to the low price but I was actually very surprised. I absolutely recommend stretching the paper before using it to avoid any buckling. If you are not familiar with stretching watercolor paper, it simply means that you wet both sides of the paper prior to painting on it, tape it down with masking tape, and wait for it to completely dry.Here is a photo of a wasp spider I painted (credit: this is a recreation of a painting created by the very talented Tansy Moore). I have zero complaints. Great price for paper that can be used every day.
Tobias Powell
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
I could have sworn it said 100% cotton when I ordered it. I double and triple checked because I needed to get my aunt a little more watercolor paper because I gifted her some paints and sketchbooks. The paper is nowhere near as thick as the paper I saw in other reviews. Its definitely still better paper at a better price than I would get from any store near me but pretty thin. She hasnt complained and I acrylic paint so I applied gesso and it works fine for that. But if the paper being thick is important for you, this paper is not thick.
Donna Sweeten
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
Good quality 100% cotton paper is expensive. This isn’t that. However it is good for practice and when you are learning how to paint and spending hours and hours making leaves and practicing brush strokes, this is perfect
E. Easton
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
I've been buying various items of watercolor supplies to try out and to share with my kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids. I also review what I buy on the watercolor/art social groups on the internet. This 500 sheets of paper is very thin and I've decided to use it to make watercolor gift tags and to share with my 6 year old great-grand-daughter. who is just starting out with watercolors. There are pluses with the paper. One side is quite smooth so I've cut the sheets for gift tags into four quarters and folded them with the smooth side inside to be written on. I'm doing wet on dry illustrations on the front and I'm quite satisfied that the paper is thirsty and the watercolor paint soaks right in and dries quickly but none shows through on the other side. I haven't given it a wet wash trial because I've no doubt there would be a lot of rippling but I'll tackle that and edit my review when I do give it an actual try.
C.M. & T.M.
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023
I mainly work with granulating colors (or colors with interesting properties, like Daniel Smith Primatek, or the Schmincke ultra granulating, way watered down gouache, Japanese watercolors, handmade watercolors, etc.) and do very loose abstract stuff, so this paper is PERFECT for that. It's very textured, bordering on rough texture, so the pigments do fall into the grooves and split out nicely. However, the texture is uniform, like tire tracks in that they are mostly corrugated style lines and grooves, so if that sort of thing bothers you and you prefer a random pebble-style surface, you may want to avoid this paper. I would avoid it for tight precise work or botanicals, because of the heavy texture and lines. Also, colors will spread and dry unpredictably because of all the texture and whatever the material and degree of sizing has been used.It feels cotton-like in that there is some quick absorbing of colors (some cellulose heavily sized papers seem to float the colors on the surface) but I'm guessing if it was cotton, the manufacturer would note it.Regardless, it's great for what I create. Another reviewer mentioned the crummy bag it's packaged in- mine was split upon upon arrival. The paper was fine, but something to note. Also, the price is iffy for this paper. I might choose a handmade pure cotton for the same price point, to be honest, just because those papers are just wonderful to work with.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023
These watercolor sheets have a more prominent texture than other similar offerings, and I find it a nice addition to the mix that adds variety during practice and hobby watercolor painting. They have an interesting water absorbency allowing a little more pooling on the surface and slower wicking into the page than most of my other papers. One of the most intriguing features of this particular paper is that the pooled water color continues to slowly move and equalize for a longer time than I’m used to and that changes the quality and appearance of how colors blend. It’s really quite captivating and tends toward more frequent happy accidents while painting.I experienced no pilling or fraying of paper fibers. I did my painting with the paper taped to a surface, and it released the masking tape properly with no tearing. In the wettest areas it did look like it might try to buckle a little if it hadn’t been taped down, but there was no warping by leaving it taped until it was dry. (Shown in the picture taken from the edge of the paper. I used gansai tambi watercolors, and also a little bit of water soluble black ink.)I’m not sure this paper is quite as typical and middle of the road as an average hobbyist watercolor paper, so if you’re looking for a paper that’s identical to other brands you own, this might not be a first choice. I do think it’s a fantastic addition to the paper stash, though, and even as an only paper it would be perfectly satisfying for practice and hobby painting. It has a little extra fun quality to the way it handles water and pigments that is well worth exploring and enjoying.
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