Canson 1557 Pad A3 180g (30sh)

Discover the Canson 1557 Pad A3 180g, ideal for artists seeking high-quality drawing paper that enhances your creative process. This premium pad features 30 sheets of bright white, lightly textured paper designed to accentuate contrast and make colors truly pop. Whether you are a professional artist or an amateur, this versatile paper provides a neutral and subtle surface perfect for sketching and drawing with dry media, including graphite, colored pencils, pastels, and charcoal. The Canson 1557 range pays homage to the legacy of the Montgolfier family, dating back to 1557, and combines tradition with technical quality. The 180g weight ensures durability while maintaining a fine, light grain, allowing for unlimited shading and gradation in your artwork. Its superior mass and surface sizing make this paper remarkably resistant to repeated erasing, making it a top choice for artists who demand a reliable and professional surface. Available in A3 size, the Canson 1557 Pad is a staple for artists looking for high-quality drawing supplies. Experience the difference with Canson 1557—your canvas for creativity. Buy now and elevate your artistic expression with Smartfox NZ.

This bright white paper was designed to accentuate contrast and allows coloursta "POP". The 1557 name pays homage to the year that the Montgolfier family founded Canson. This great classic is favoured among both professional andamateur artist who appreciate its light grain. Under this paper's rather simplicity is a rather sophisticated and technical paper. The paper's grainisneither too smooth nor too prominent. which givesil a neutral and subtle surface which is idealforsketching and drawing with dry media.Canson 1557paper is ideal for use with all kinds of graphitefor it retains pigments well and allows for unlimited shading and gradation. Canson 1557 is madewith massand surface sizing giving il a remarkably resistant quality that is resistant to repeatederasing.TheCanson 1557 range is sold in sheets or in rolls,under the name of Dessin JA.