Drawing album SMLT A4 150 g/m² glued binding 40 sheets

SMLT A4 drawing album contains 40 sheets of 150 g/m² medium-weight drawing paper with glued binding in a portable A4 format. The paper surface is suitable for dry media and light wet techniques; its increased weight reduces bleed-through and buckling compared with standard copy paper. The glued binding keeps sheets together while allowing easy flipping and casual sketching, making the album practical for students, hobbyists and on-the-go creative practice.

Advantages

The 150 g/m² paper provides a balance between stiffness and flexibility, enabling comfortable pencil, charcoal and marker use with improved resistance to ink penetration. The A4 format is compact for transport and framing while offering enough working area for studies and finished sketches. Glued binding ensures a flat spine and compact thickness, and 40 sheets offer a reasonable quantity for practice without excessive weight.

Suitable for

• Sketching with graphite and charcoal
• Marker and pen sketches with moderate ink saturation
• Light watercolor washes and mixed-media accents
• Student exercises, quick studies and on-the-go sketching

Key specifications

• Paper weight: 150 g/m²
• Sheet count: 40 sheets
• Format: A4 (approx. 210 × 297 mm)
• Binding type: glued binding
• Paper color: natural white (suitable for scanning and reproduction)
• Surface: smooth to lightly textured, suitable for dry media and light wet techniques

How to use

Use the album flat on a stable surface for drawing with pencils, charcoal, pastels and markers. For light watercolor or ink washes, apply minimal water and allow each wash to dry before reworking to avoid buckling. When using markers, test on a corner sheet to check for bleed-through and adjust pressure or pen type accordingly. Flip pages gently along the glued spine; if removal is needed, cut carefully along the inner edge to preserve the remaining sheets.

Usage recommendations

Store the album flat and avoid prolonged exposure to high humidity to maintain paper flatness. For heavier wet techniques or archival work, transfer final pieces to heavier watercolor or mixed-media paper. When scanning or photographing, use even lighting and a firm backing to capture accurate detail and tone.