Sketchbook Greenmink 17×25 cm, 96 sheets, white paper

Greenmink sketchbook 17×25 cm with 96 white sheets is a compact paperback sketchbook designed for drawing and sketching on the go. The acid-free paper preserves artwork and supports repeated erasing and layering. The 17×25 cm format fits most bags and backpacks, making it suitable for fieldwork, classes and everyday use. The lightweight cover and binding allow the book to lie relatively flat while sketching, providing a practical surface for pencils, charcoal, ink pens and light markers.

Advantages

The sketchbook contains 96 sheets of white, acid-free paper that resists yellowing over time and maintains image clarity. The paper surface offers medium tooth suitable for dry media such as graphite and charcoal, while accepting pen lines and light marker strokes with minimal bleeding. The paperback format is lightweight and portable, and the page size provides a balance between working space and portability. The binding is durable enough for regular use and allows pages to be turned smoothly.

Suitable for

• Urban sketching and plein air studies
• Quick concept sketches and figure drawing
• Practicing shading and tonal work with graphite or charcoal
• Ink and fineliner sketches with light marker accents
• Study notes and visual journaling

Key specifications

• Format: 17 × 25 cm
• Number of sheets: 96
• Paper color: white
• Paper properties: acid-free, medium tooth
• Cover: paperback, lightweight
• Compatible media: pencil, charcoal, pen, light markers

How to use

Open the sketchbook to a fresh sheet and secure the book on a stable surface or hold it in hand while working outdoors. Use pencils and charcoal for preliminary sketches and tonal studies; the paper accepts layering and erasing without excessive damage. For ink and fineliner work, test pen nibs on a corner page to check for bleeding; use light marker strokes only, as heavier alcohol-based markers may show through. Turn pages carefully to avoid creasing and allow ink or marker lines to dry before closing.

Usage recommendations

Store the sketchbook flat or upright in a dry place away from direct sunlight to protect the acid-free paper. For mixed-media work, place a sheet of scrap paper between pages to prevent transfer. If using wetter media, consider scanning or photographing finished pages after drying to preserve the artwork.