Posts in this category focus on all types of drawing paper, and other drawing drawing surfaces. It includes product reviews, examples of the results you can achieve with different types of paper, and other helpful information.
If you’re been following this blog for any length of time, you know I frequently post tutorials. The subjects differ, but the focus of all those tutorials is showing you how to do something. This week, I want to share some things not to do when using watercolor paper! This …
One of the easiest ways to shorten the amount of time it takes to finish a colored pencil drawing is by drawing on colored papers. Tips and suggestions.
Lets talk about sanded pastel paper today. You know, that paper that looks and feels like the sandpaper from the local hardware store. And lets begin with a reader question. I was interested in the brand of sanded paper you prefer to use. I’ve used Uart 800 before but I …
Are you ready to experiment with your colored pencils? How about wood?
My review of Stonehenge Aqua 140lb hot press paper. Will it do everything Stonehenge’s traditional paper will do? Should you give it a try?
Have you ever considered using colored pencil on sandpaper? If not, these handy tips might be just enough to convince it’s worth a try.
It’s important to choose the right surface texture for each drawing. Carrie Lewis shares tips for knowing when to choose rough or smooth paper.
One of the first decisions every colored pencil artist has to make when starting a new project is also one of the most basic: What is the right color of paper for my next subject? How do I choose the right color of paper for every subject? If you always …
Carrie shares her two favorite smooth drawing papers, including product descriptions and how she uses them, as well as recommendations.
Knowing how to fix damage to drawing paper is important. Whether paper is damaged before or during drawing, learn how to repair it.
