Sketchbook Fresh Szkicownik 197×124 mm, 72 pages, 100 g/m², hardboard cover

Fresh Szkicownik 197×124 mm is a portable sketchbook with 72 pages of 100 g/m² paper and a hardboard cover. The medium-weight sheets are suitable for pencil, ink, markers and light washes, offering a balanced surface for drawing, sketching and mixed-media studies. Its compact size fits easily into bags and backpacks, making it convenient for studio work, travel sketching and quick on-site studies.

Advantages

The hardboard cover provides support for drawing on the go and protects sheets from bending and damage. Paper at 100 g/m² delivers enough tooth for dry media while accepting light wet techniques without excessive buckling. The 72 pages give a substantial working surface for series of studies, practice sessions or a small project, while the stitched or glued binding (depending on production batch) keeps sheets secure for regular use. The sketchbook’s dimensions balance portability with usable drawing area, suitable for both detail work and compositional sketches.

Suitable for

• Pencil and graphite sketches
• Ink drawings and pen work
• Alcohol-based markers and fineliners
• Light watercolor washes and mixed-media studies
• Travel sketching and urban sketching

Key specifications

• Format: 197 × 124 mm
• Number of pages: 72
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Cover: hardboard (tektura) cover for protection and support
• Paper color: natural white (suitable for accurate pencil and ink work)

How to use

Use the sketchbook as a portable workspace for quick studies, detailed drawings or mixed-media experiments. For dry media like pencil, charcoal or ink, work directly on the paper surface. When applying light washes or marker layers, allow ink to dry between passes to reduce bleed-through. If you need to remove a sheet, check the binding edge—some batches use stitched binding while others use glue. Store the sketchbook flat or upright to preserve page integrity and the hardboard cover’s shape.

Usage recommendations

For best results with markers and light washes, test inks on a corner page to evaluate absorption and bleed-through. Use a backing board when working with wet techniques to minimize transfer to underlying pages. To preserve finished works, allow full drying time and consider using fixative for charcoal or graphite pieces.