Sketchbook Hahnemühle 10650048 — 100 sheets, 96 g/m², black/white cover

Hahnemühle 10650048 sketchbook contains 100 sheets of 96 g/m² paper in a compact format designed for general drawing tasks. The mid‑weight paper accepts pencil, ink and light marker use while providing a consistent surface for sketching, studies and practice. The black and white cover protects pages during transport and storage and the binding keeps sheets securely together for studio work or on‑the‑go use.

Advantages

The 96 g/m² paper offers a balance between opacity and flexibility, suitable for layering pencil and ink without excessive bleed‑through. With 100 sheets per pad, the sketchbook gives extended working time for projects, studies and exercises. The compact format and durable black/white cover make it convenient to carry and store, while the neutral surface texture supports a variety of dry and light wet techniques.

Suitable for

• Sketching and quick studies with pencil and charcoal
• Ink drawings and linework with pens and fineliners
• Light marker work and mixed media sketches
• Art classes, student practice and portfolio preparation
• Portable sketching and location studies

Key specifications

• Paper weight: 96 g/m²
• Number of sheets: 100
• Surface: neutral, suitable for dry media and light wet media
• Cover: two‑tone black and white protective cover
• Format: compact, binding suitable for portable use and studio storage

How to use

Open the sketchbook and work on individual sheets while keeping the remaining pages flat by supporting the binding. Use pencil, graphite sticks, ink pens or light alcohol markers according to your technique; allow ink or marker layers to dry before closing the book to avoid transfer. For heavier wet media, test a corner of the sheet first to check absorption and warping. Tear or cut sheets out carefully along the binding if you need separate pages for mounting or scanning.

Usage recommendations

Store the sketchbook flat or upright in a dry environment to preserve the paper and cover. When using markers or ink, place a scrap sheet underneath to protect following pages. For archival work or long‑term storage, consider mounting finished sheets or using fixative sprays compatible with the media applied.