Bristol Paper
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Description
What is Bristol Board?
Vellum Bristol Paper Pad, Hobby Lobby
Smooth vs Vellum. The difference between Bristol Smooth and Bristol Vellum by Strathmore.
Acid-free. An economical heavyweight paper in a choice of two surfaces. Smooth is ideal for fine pen & ink, pencil and mechanical drawing. Vellum has a slight tooth and is designed for a broad range of drawing and painting including crayon, pencil, charcoal and watercolor or gouache. Both surfaces are ideal for airbrush. 20 sheets per pad. Vellum surface is good for crayon, pencil, charcoal, watercolor or gouache. Smooth surface is good for pen & ink, pencil, and mechanical drawing.
Strathmore 300 Series Bristol Pad - 14 x 17, Smooth, 20 Sheets
Acid-free. When the longevity of cotton fibers is not required, both intermediate and professional artists recommend the 400 Series Bristol. The slightly toothy texture of the vellum surface works well with pencil, charcoal and pastel. The smooth surface is ideal for detailed ink work and is also suited for pencil and marker. Both surfaces are excellent for airbrush. These are individual loose sheets, all 22 in. x 30 in., in three different weights or thicknesses.
Strathmore 400 Series ST476-14 22 x 30 4-ply Smooth Surface Sheets
Painting on Bristol
Bristol Paper Winsor & Newton
Created in 1893 this 100% cotton bristol is an industry standard. Plate surface has an ultra-smooth finish that is unsurpassed for detailed work with technical pen airbrush and marker. Vellum surface has a toothy finish that is excellent for pencil charcoal pastel and oil pastel as well as pen airbrush and light washes. Not recommended for traditional watercolor techniques. Acid-free.
Strathmore Bristol Paper Pad 500 Series 11 x 14 Plate
Strathmore 18 x 24 400 Series Smooth Bristol Pad
Bristol drawing papers with all the characteristics of a fine drawing surface in a heavier weight sheet. They come in a Regular surface ideal for a
Strathmore Bristol Paper Pads Series 400
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per adult (price varies by group size)
