Drawing pad A4 20 sheets 80 g/m² Strigo — Kapibara in Balloon

Strigo drawing pad A4 with 20 sheets of 80 g/m² paper features a Kapibara in a balloon cover design. The pad is sized to A4, providing a familiar workspace for school assignments, sketching and everyday drawing. Paper weight of 80 g/m² offers a medium-density surface suitable for pencils, crayons and light markers, delivering reasonable opacity and reduced show-through on subsequent sheets. The soft yet stable pages are bound at the top to keep sheets aligned during use.

Advantages

The Strigo drawing pad combines an A4 format with 20 practical sheets to balance portability and drawing area. Its 80 g/m² paper is compatible with dry media such as graphite and coloured pencils and with wax crayons; light-marker use is acceptable when avoiding heavy application to prevent bleeding. The themed Kapibara in Balloon cover makes the pad easy to identify among school supplies and helps keep pages protected. Top binding allows for comfortable sketching across the sheet while keeping completed pages secure.

Suitable for

• School art classes and homework
• Sketching and pencil practice
• Crayon drawings and colouring
• Light marker sketches and mixed-media studies (with care)
• Portable drawing and practice at home or on the go

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Number of sheets: 20
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Paper colour: white
• Binding: top-bound pad
• Cover design: Kapibara in Balloon illustration

How to use

Open the pad and work on the top sheet. For pencil and crayon work, use light to medium pressure to avoid indenting the following pages. If using light markers, test on a corner to check for bleed-through; place a scrap sheet underneath to protect subsequent pages. When a drawing is finished, remove the sheet carefully along the top binding if you want to keep or display it. Store the pad flat or upright in a dry place to maintain paper flatness and protect the cover illustration.

Usage recommendations

For best results with this Strigo drawing pad, pair it with HB–2B pencils, wax crayons or water-based light-tip markers. Avoid heavy marker saturation and wet media; for ink or heavy washes, transfer artwork to heavier paper to prevent deformation or bleed-through. Keep the pad away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve paper quality and the printed cover.