Drawing album SMLT A4 format 120 g/m² paper 20 pages

SMLT Drawing album in A4 format contains 20 sheets of 120 g/m² paper designed for sketching and dry-media drawing. The medium-weight sheets offer a balanced surface texture suitable for pencil, charcoal and pastel, while the glued spine and sturdy backing keep pages flat during studio, school or home use. The compact A4 size makes the album easy to carry and store, and the paper's opacity reduces show-through when working with layered dry techniques or light ink accents.

Advantages

The 120 g/m² paper provides a firm feel that holds detail from pencils and charcoal without excessive tooth, and it accepts pastel layering with minimal powder loss. The glued spine ensures pages remain secure and the hard backing supplies stable support for drawing without a separate board. The A4 format balances portability and working area, making it convenient for quick studies, projects and classroom use.

Suitable for

• Pencil sketches and technical drawing
• Charcoal and graphite studies
• Pastel accents and dry-media compositions
• Light ink work and mixed-media sketches with minimal wet media
• School art classes, studio warm-ups and home practice

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (approx. 210 × 297 mm)
• Paper weight: 120 g/m²
• Number of pages: 20 sheets
• Paper surface: medium texture suitable for dry media
• Binding: glued spine
• Backing: sturdy board for stable support

How to use

Use the album flat on a table or supported on the provided backing to draw with pencils, charcoal or pastels. Start with light strokes to establish composition, then build layers and details as needed. When working with charcoal or pastel, consider using a fixative spray compatible with 120 g/m² paper to reduce smudging after the artwork is complete. Turn pages carefully at the glued spine to avoid lifting; allow any applied fixative or light ink touches to dry before closing the album.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the album with quality graphite and charcoal pencils, kneaded erasers for highlights, and a workable fixative if you plan to preserve pastel or charcoal layers. Avoid heavy washes or saturated wet media to prevent warping and bleed-through on 120 g/m² sheets.