Art paper Fresh A3 20 sheets 200 g/m² – high-weight drawing and printing paper

Fresh art paper in A3 format, pack of 20 sheets with a weight of 200 g/m². This high-weight drawing and printing paper is produced for general studio and classroom use, offering a smooth surface suitable for a variety of dry and wet media. The 200 g/m² density gives the sheets greater stiffness and reduced bleed-through compared with standard office paper, while the neutral white tone supports accurate color rendering for sketches, illustrations and light printing.

Advantages

The 200 g/m² paper provides improved rigidity for handling, mounting and light layering of media without significant curling. The surface texture balances tooth and smoothness so pencils, charcoal and ink retain good detail while water-based washes and markers show minimal feathering. Packaged as 20 sheets in A3 size, the set is convenient for classroom projects, portfolios and bulk studio use where consistent sheet quality is required.

Suitable for

• Pencil and graphite sketching
• Charcoal and pastel studies
• Ink drawings and technical pen work
• Markers and alcohol-based pens with moderate application
• Light waterbased washes and mixed-media compositions

Key specifications

• Format: A3
• Sheet count: 20 sheets
• Weight (paper density): 200 g/m²
• Surface: smooth-tooth suitable for dry and light wet media
• Color tone: neutral white for accurate color reproduction

How to use

Work on a clean, flat surface. For dry media such as pencil, charcoal and pastel, secure the sheet on a drawing board or with low-tack tape to minimise movement. For ink and marker use, allow layered strokes to dry between passes to reduce smudging. When applying light waterbased washes, test on a corner first; the paper accepts moderate moisture without excessive buckling but is not intended for heavy washes or extended soaking.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry environment to maintain sheet flatness. Use fixative sprays for charcoal or pastel work to protect finished pieces. For archival results, mount finished artworks on acid-free backing and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.