SAA Watercolour Practice Paper Pad 1/2 Imperial , NOT, 12 Sheets (Note: UK Mainland Delivery Only)
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SAA Watercolour Practice Paper Pad 1/2 Imperial , NOT, 12 Sheets (Note: UK Mainland Delivery Only)

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SAA Practice Paper
Our best has just got even better!

Practice makes perfect - but needn't be expensive.
Just because you're saving on money doesn't mean you should have to compromise on quality. That's why we've redeveloped our range of popular practice paper - to give you the chance to experiment with a superior …
SAA Practice Paper
Our best has just got even better!

Practice makes perfect - but needn't be expensive.
Just because you're saving on money doesn't mean you should have to compromise on quality. That's why we've redeveloped our range of popular practice paper - to give you the chance to experiment with a superior paper that is available at an affordable price.

The stunning NEW range of 300gsm/140lbs SAA Practice Paper features a new absorbent surface that has been specially developed to keep your colours clean and bright - great for washes, blending and bringing your paintings to life.

Now you can afford to practise as much as you want, without worrying about the cost!
Quality paper available at a sensational price.

Available as loose sheet packs, pads and blocks.

1/2 Imperial: 56x38cm | 22x15"
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NON - MEMBER PRICE: £24.35
SAA PRICE £19.45

Availability: In stock

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What does NOT mean? I can't remember.
Posted by Susan Brown, Tuesday, 6 February 2018 on product SAA Watercolour Practice Paper Pad 1/2 Imperial , NOT, 12 Sheets (Note: UK Mainland Delivery Only)

Question:

What does NOT mean? I can't remember.

Answers:

  • Posted by Anita Pounder on Tuesday, 6 February 2018

    Not is a surface or Watercolour paper. It can be called Cold pressed or Matt. and it is a popular surface .

    There are three main types of Watercolour paper surface:

    1. HP (Hot Pressed) -  This paper is quite smooth, with only a hint of a surface texture.  The surface is extremely popular with botanical artists, who produce very high detailed work. 

    2.  CP (Cold Pressed) - Also known as 'NOT'
    This is a very popular middle surface texture for watercolour paintings.  The surface has a medium texture suitable for the majority of work.
    This surface is also known as NOT, and refers to the paper not being hot pressed.

    3. Rough - The surface is very textured, with lots of natural peaks and troughs for the watercolour pigment to collect in.

    Rough paper is fantastic for landscapes and seascape paintings where the rugged nature of the surface enhances the composition on the painting. The Rough surface is not always easily distinguished by looking at the paper and can only be noticed when the paint is applied.


     

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