Painting Papers

Papers designed for painting are essential supports for any artistic project involving so-called "wet" techniques such as gouache, ink, or watercolor. Their ability to absorb and retain water and pigments makes them a preferred choice for artists, whether amateur, beginner, or professional. Here you will find all the papers suitable for every painting project, whether for acrylic painting, gouache, inks, or even linocut. 

Children, in particular, appreciate the creative freedom offered by the combination of gouache and painting papers, allowing them to express their imagination in a playful and colorful way.

Explore our papers for watercolor painting, which are distinguished by their high water resistance. Specially designed for water techniques, they offer a surface that perfectly absorbs and retains water and pigments, enabling the creation of bright and vibrant artworks. Made from thick cellulose fibers mixed with a resin, they have a soft and even texture that facilitates the artist's work. To use our watercolor papers, simply dampen them slightly with a brush before you start painting. This pre-moistening allows the colors to blend harmoniously and create unique artistic effects. Additionally, our blocks of watercolor paper are generally glued on one or more sides, which keeps the paper flat even when exposed to water. Thus, children can work comfortably without worrying about their paper wrinkling after the paint dries. Besides being used for watercolor, watercolor paper can also be employed for ink drawing and liquid or pan gouache, providing appreciated versatility for various artistic projects. Its water-resistant capability makes it a reliable medium for all techniques involving liquid mediums, ensuring superior quality results for every creation.

In summary, painting papers and watercolor paper are quality supports for children of all ages. Their high quality and versatility make them preferred choices for artistic projects of all kinds, whether for professional artworks or simple creative experiments.