Art paper Pelikan 137679 100 sheets

Pelikan art paper 137679 comes as a pack of 100 sheets of high-quality drawing and crafting paper designed for general creative use. The paper’s surface supports a variety of dry and wet media, providing consistent absorption and a smooth finish suitable for sketches, watercolour washes, tempera, gouache and mixed-media projects. The neutral white tone enhances color reproduction while maintaining a reliable surface texture for pencils, markers and brushes.

Advantages

This art paper offers a balanced surface that accepts both dry and light-wash techniques without rapid buckling or bleeding. With 100 sheets in one pack, it suits repeated practice or sustained projects and helps keep supplies organized. The sheet weight and composition deliver even pigment distribution and improved color vibrancy while providing enough tooth for graphite and charcoal work.

Suitable for

• Sketching and drawing with pencil, charcoal and colored pencils
• Light watercolour washes and tempera painting
• Marker illustrations and ink drawing
• School projects, craft work and mixed-media practice
• Portfolio studies and art exercises

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Format: standard loose sheets suitable for cutting or mounting
• Surface: medium texture with slight tooth for dry media grip
• Compatibility: supports pencils, charcoal, markers, inks, light watercolour and tempera
• Colour: neutral white to enhance pigment visibility

How to use

Select individual sheets from the pack depending on the chosen medium. For dry media such as graphite, charcoal or colored pencil, work directly on the textured surface to achieve good tonal control and blending. For water-based media, apply light washes and allow each layer to dry before adding further washes or details to reduce buckling. When using markers or ink, test on a corner to check for bleed-through and place a protective sheet beneath if needed. Sheets can be trimmed, mounted or taped to a board for stability during work.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry environment to avoid warping. Use heavier supports or mounting tape for prolonged wet-media work. For archival projects, consider mounting finished works on acid-free backing. Supervise young users during use of wet media and sharp tools.