Sketchbook Fresh Szkicownik 197×145 mm, 48 sheets, 100 g/m², hardcover

Fresh Szkicownik 197×145 mm is a compact hardcover sketchbook containing 48 sheets of 100 g/m² paper designed for everyday sketching and quick studies. The 197×145 mm format fits easily into bags and portfolios while the TW hardcover protects sheets from bending and damage, making it convenient for on‑the‑go work. The paper weight and surface suit dry media such as pencil and graphite, ink pens, and light markers for preliminary layouts, observational sketches and practice exercises.

Advantages

The hardcover provides rigid support for drawing without a separate board, and the compact size balances portability with a usable drawing area. Paper at 100 g/m² combines a smooth surface with sufficient weight to resist light bleed from ink and non‑saturated markers. A 48‑sheet count offers a moderate number of pages for a sketching period while keeping the sketchbook lightweight. The neutral paper tone supports accurate value and color assessment for studies and quick compositions.

Suitable for

• Pencil and graphite sketching
• Ink pen drawings and line work
• Light marker studies and color thumbnails
• Urban sketching and travel studies
• Student exercises, concept thumbnails and thumbnails for designers

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 197 × 145 mm
• Number of sheets: 48
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Binding: hardcover (TW)
• Paper surface: smooth, suitable for dry media and light wet media

How to use

Use the sketchbook as a portable workspace for quick studies, practice sketches and idea development. For pencil and graphite, work directly on the paper surface; for ink, allow strokes to dry to avoid smudging. If using light markers, test on a corner sheet first to check for bleed‑through and saturation. Turn pages fully to lay flat on a surface supported by the hardcover for steadier line work and controlled shading.

Usage recommendations

Store the sketchbook flat or upright in a dry place to preserve paper quality and the hardcover shape. When combining wet techniques, use separate sheets or a protective interleaving sheet to avoid transfer to adjacent pages. Keep a small portable eraser and a fixative spray suitable for pencil or ink drawings if long‑term preservation is required.