Sketchbook Fresh Szkicownik 148×105 mm 36 sheets 100 g/m² wire-bound

Fresh Szkicownik 148×105 mm is a compact, wire-bound sketchbook with 36 sheets of 100 g/m² paper designed for drawing, sketching and note-taking. The medium-weight pages provide a balance between durability and flexibility, accommodating pencil, ink and light marker work while remaining thin enough for portable use. Its 148×105 mm format fits most bags and folders, making it suitable for on-the-go sketching, quick studies and everyday creative notes.

Advantages

The wire-bound construction allows the sketchbook to lie flat for comfortable drawing across the page and enables easy page turning or removal when needed. Paper weight of 100 g/m² offers reduced show-through for graphite and many pens while retaining a natural tooth for sketching. The compact size and light weight make it practical for students, designers and hobby artists who require a reliable sketchbook for fieldwork and quick ideas.

Suitable for

• Quick sketches and studies with pencil and charcoal
• Ink drawings and technical sketches with fineliners
• Light marker work and color studies
• Notes, drafts and on-site observations

Key specifications

• Format: 148 × 105 mm (approx. A6)
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Number of sheets: 36
• Binding: wire-bound (spiral), lies flat
• Paper color: natural white
• Portable, pocket-sized design

How to use

Open the wire-bound sketchbook and use the flat surface to draw comfortably across the sheet. For pencil and graphite, work with varying pressure to exploit the paper's tooth; for ink and fineliners, allow lines to dry briefly to avoid smudging. If removing a sheet, fold back to the wire and gently tear along the perforation or cut cleanly to preserve the remaining pages. Store the sketchbook in a protective sleeve or bag to prevent bending or moisture exposure during transport.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use pencils, graphite sticks, fineliners and light alcohol- or water-based markers. Avoid heavy washes or thick acrylics that require heavier, water-resistant paper. Keep the sketchbook flat while drawing and allow ink to dry before closing pages to reduce transfer.