Drawing album SMLT A4 120 g/m² 30 sheets

SMLT Drawing album A4 with 30 sheets of 120 g/m² paper provides a portable, medium-weight surface designed for sketching, studies and mixed-media practice. The A4 format fits most folders and bags, making it convenient for classroom use, urban sketching and quick studies. The smooth, yet toothy paper accepts dry media such as graphite, colored pencils and charcoal, and also performs well with light ink washes and markers intended for medium-weight papers.

Advantages

The album combines a compact A4 size with a reliable 120 g/m² sheet weight that balances durability and portability. Paper surface texture is suitable for detailed pencil work and expressive charcoal; the weight reduces buckling with moderate wet media and light ink washes. A 30-sheet count keeps the product lightweight while providing enough pages for multiple projects or practice sessions. Binding and cover are designed to protect pages during transport and everyday use.

Suitable for

• Sketching and quick studies
• Pencil, graphite and colored pencil work
• Charcoal and pastel sketches
• Light ink washes and marker sketches
• Student exercises and on-the-go practice

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Paper weight: 120 g/m²
• Number of sheets: 30
• Paper surface: smooth to medium tooth suitable for dry media and light wet techniques
• Cover: protective cover suited for transport
• Binding: spine binding to keep pages secure

How to use

Use the album as a portable sketchbook for rapid studies, composition planning and practice with different media. For dry media such as pencil, charcoal and colored pencils, work directly on the paper surface. When using light ink washes or water-based markers, test on a spare corner to check absorption and bleeding; avoid heavy saturation to prevent buckling. Turn pages carefully to avoid smudging charcoal or soft graphite; allow wet media to dry before closing the album or stacking pages.

Usage recommendations

Store the drawing album flat or upright in a dry place away from direct sunlight. For working with wet techniques, place a protective sheet under the working page. Use fixative sprays where appropriate for charcoal and pastel to reduce smudging, applying in a well-ventilated area.