Sketchbook Fresh 20×20 cm 36 sheets white paper

Fresh sketchbook 20×20 cm with 36 white sheets offers a compact, square format for drawing and sketching. The sketchbook is designed for quick studies, travel sketches and concept development, providing lightweight portability and a neutral white surface suitable for a variety of dry and wet media. Its 36 sheets give enough space for practice sessions while keeping the pad easy to carry in a bag or portfolio.

Advantages

The square 20×20 cm size provides even proportions for composition studies and makes it simple to frame or scan pages. Paper color is white to ensure accurate tone and contrast for pencil, charcoal, ink and light washes. With 36 sheets the pad balances between providing multiple pages for iterative work and remaining slim and portable. The cover and binding keep pages secure during transport and handling.

Suitable for

• Pencil sketches and graphite studies
• Charcoal and conte drawing
• Ink sketches and pen-and-ink work
• Mixed-media trials with light washes and dry media
• Travel drawing, quick concept development and practice sessions

Key specifications

• Format: square 20 × 20 cm
• Number of sheets: 36
• Paper color: white
• Suitable media: pencil, charcoal, ink, and mixed media (light washes)
• Binding: pad-style binding for secure pages during transport
• Weight and portability: lightweight, pocketable for travel and field use

How to use

Use the sketchbook for single-page studies or sequential practice. Lay the pad flat on a table or support it on a drawing board when working outdoors. For dry media such as pencil, charcoal and conte, draw directly on the white sheets; consider a fixative for charcoal to reduce smudging. For light ink washes or diluted media, test on a corner page first to check for acceptable buckling and absorption. Remove or detach pages carefully along the binding if you need separate sheets for scanning or framing.

Usage recommendations

Store the sketchbook flat or upright in a protected place to avoid bent corners. Use a hard backing when drawing with heavier pressure or charcoal to preserve paper surface quality. When using wet media, allow pages to dry fully before closing the pad to prevent transfer and sticking between sheets.