SCHEMAT Drawing Pad A3, 20 sheets per pad, 80 g/m² colored paper — pack of 10 provides a mid-weight, colored paper solution for everyday sketching and school art activities. Each pad contains 20 A3-sized sheets with consistent texture and tone suitable for pencil, crayon and marker use. Sold as a bundle of ten pads, this product is intended for classrooms, workshops and craft projects where reliable, economical colored paper is required.
Advantages
The A3 sheets offer a larger working area than standard formats, allowing for broader composition and detail. At 80 g/m² the paper balances resistance to pencil and crayon pressure while accepting many water-based and alcohol markers with moderate bleed-through. Colored pages reduce the need for pre-painting backgrounds and help with contrast studies; the pads are glued at the top to keep pages secure yet easy to remove. The pack of ten ensures a uniform supply for group activities and repetitive use.
Suitable for
- School art lessons and classroom projects
- Sketching and preliminary drawings with pencils
- Crayon and pastel work for children and hobbyists
- Marker illustrations and mixed-media studies with light wash
- Craft projects, cutting and collage on colored paper
Key specifications
- Format: A3 (297 x 420 mm)
- Sheets per pad: 20
- Paper weight: 80 g/m²
- Paper type: colored, single-sided texture suitable for dry media and light marker use
- Binding: glued at the top edge (pad style)
- Package quantity: 10 pads
How to use
Open the top of the pad and work on the desired sheet. Use pencils, crayons, oil pastels and many types of markers on the colored A3 paper. For best results with markers, test on a corner sheet to check for bleed-through and adjust marker pressure or use a protective backing sheet when working with heavier inks. Tear out finished works along the glued edge or cut the sheet free for framing, display or crafting.
Usage recommendations
Store pads flat in a dry, moderate-temperature environment to avoid warping. For marker-heavy techniques or wet media, place a protective sheet beneath the work to prevent transfer to subsequent pages. When using the pads in classes, keep spare pads accessible to maintain a continuous supply of uniform colored paper for students.
