Art paper pad Talens Van Gogh 94171015 — 12 sheets, 300 g/m², 10.5×15 cm, acid-free

Talens Van Gogh art paper pad 94171015 contains 12 sheets of heavyweight, acid-free paper sized 10.5 × 15 cm and 300 g/m². Made from high-quality cellulose and lignin-free materials, this small-format pad is suitable for drawing, sketching and a range of mixed-media techniques. The compact dimensions make it convenient for studies, notes and travel sketches while the sturdy paper supports pencils, ink, markers and light washes without excessive buckling.

Advantages

The paper is acid-free and lignin-free, which helps preserve artwork over time and reduces yellowing. With a 300 g/m² weight, sheets offer strong surface integrity that tolerates erasing, layering and moderate wet media. The small format provides portability and easy handling for on-the-go work or quick studies. The surface texture balances smoothness for fine detail with enough tooth for dry media adherence.

Suitable for

• Pencil and graphite studies
• Ink drawings and pen sketches
• Markers and alcohol-based pens
• Light watercolor washes and mixed media
• Travel sketching and small-format studies

Key specifications

• Sheet count: 12 sheets
• Paper weight: 300 g/m²
• Sheet size: 10.5 × 15 cm
• Paper type: cellulose-based, lignin-free, acid-free
• Surface: moderate tooth suitable for dry and light wet techniques

How to use

Choose a sheet from the pad and secure it on a drawing board or work surface if you plan light washes to reduce movement. For dry media such as pencil, graphite or charcoal, work in layers and use a soft eraser for adjustments. For ink and marker work, test ink compatibility on a corner sheet to confirm bleed and absorbency. When applying light watercolor washes, apply sparingly and allow thorough drying between layers to avoid cockling. Trim or mount finished sheets for presentation or storage to protect edges.

Usage recommendations

Store the pad flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain paper neutrality. For archival results, use archival inks and mount completed works on acid-free backing; avoid heavy soaking or prolonged saturation to prevent warping.