Writing Pad Sigel Jolie Glamorous Leaves A3, 30 sheets, 80 g/m²

Sigel Jolie Glamorous Leaves A3 writing pad contains 30 sheets of 80 g/m² paper in a larger A3 format, providing an extended surface for sketches, notes and presentations. The medium-weight paper accepts pencil, pen and light marker use while the glued top edge secures the sheets and enables a clean tear-off. The decorative cover and practical format make this pad suitable for studio work, meetings and creative exercises where a larger working area is required.

Advantages

The A3 size increases available drawing and writing space compared with standard formats, reducing the need to join multiple sheets. With 80 g/m² paper weight, the pad balances opacity and flexibility for everyday sketching and note-taking; it handles pencil and ink well and tolerates light markers without excessive show-through. The glued top edge holds sheets in place during use and enables neat removal for filing or presentation. The product’s plain paper surface provides a neutral background for a wide range of media.

Suitable for

• Sketching and concept drawing
• Meeting notes and visual brainstorming
• Presentations and mock-ups
• School and university assignments requiring larger paper
• Light marker work and ink sketches

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (landscape or portrait use)
• Number of sheets: 30
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Paper type: plain, uncoated
• Binding: glued at top edge for easy tear-off

How to use

Place the writing pad on a flat, stable surface. Use pencils, pens or light markers to draw, write or annotate directly on the plain sheets. When you need to remove a sheet, lift the perforation-free glued edge carefully and detach the page along the glued seam for a clean edge. Store remaining sheets flat to prevent curling and keep the pad away from prolonged moisture exposure.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test light marker inks on a corner sheet to check for bleed-through; use heavier-weight media or coated paper if you require extensive marker saturation. Keep the pad on a hard backing for precise lines and change sheets regularly to protect the surface of your drawing tools.