Drawing pad Beniamin A4 20 sheets white — sketching paper

Beniamin A4 drawing pad with 20 sheets of white sketching paper is designed for dry media and quick studies. The pad contains A4-format sheets with a surface suitable for pencils, charcoal, pastel and pen sketches. Its lightweight format and glued edge make it convenient to carry, store and use during classes, outdoor work or at a desk.

Advantages

The paper surface offers moderate tooth for good graphite and charcoal adherence while allowing smooth pencil strokes. A pack of 20 sheets provides a compact solution for practice sessions, studies and rapid drafts without the need to handle loose sheets. The glued binding keeps pages aligned and makes it easy to tear out finished drawings cleanly. The white color of the sheets ensures accurate tone rendering and clear contrast for line work and shading.

Suitable for

• Pencil sketching and graphite studies
• Charcoal and chalk drawings
• Soft pastel and pastel pencil tests
• Ink sketches and quick pen drawings (with light wash or ink pens)
• Art classes, study exercises and on-the-go practice

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Number of sheets: 20
• Sheet color: white
• Surface: medium tooth suitable for dry media
• Binding: glued edge for easy page removal

How to use

Use individual sheets directly from the pad for sketching with pencils, charcoal, pastel pencils or pens. For cleaner presentation, detach a sheet along the glued edge and place it on a flat drawing board or table. When working with charcoal or pastel, consider using a fixative after finishing to reduce smudging. For ink work, test the pen on a corner of the sheet first to ensure acceptable bleed and drying time. Store the pad flat or upright in a dry place to prevent warping.

Usage recommendations

Choose softer pencils (B–6B) for deep shading and harder pencils (H–HB) for fine lines. Use a kneaded eraser to lift highlights without damaging the paper surface. When combining media, allow light layers to dry and test adhesion on a spare sheet before applying heavy pastel or wet techniques.