Comments about Hahnemühle Hahnemühle Ingres Paper:

I use this paper primarily for drawing in pencil and colored pencil. I prefer toned papers because they lend themselves to drawing in both light and dark. The laid surface on one side gives me textural choices when I need them. The tooth is fine but sturdy and stands up to aggressive drawing. The palette is nuanced, subtle and, in the case of some colors, completely unique. I'd like it in a heavier weight, particularly for larger work. I am going to experiment with Hahnemühle Bruga, a little heavier in weight and in larger sheet sizes, for that purpose. Short of considerably more expensive hand made papers, and not most of those, this is my paper of choice.

Comments about Hahnemühle Hahnemühle Ingres Paper:

Ingres paper has been a great material to use. I use it for The Bargue Drawing course that I am working through. It is fantastic for charcoal drawing, and when I am finished with each example, I am very pleased with the over all looks. This paper from such a long standing company, makes me feel a closer connection to the artists of the past. These are great papers!

Comments about Hahnemühle Hahnemühle Ingres Paper:

used for book binding

Comments about Hahnemühle Hahnemühle Ingres Paper:

I bought this paper to use for printing and drawing. I was drawn to the great texture and the number of color choices of the paper. When I received it I found that over half of the sheets were dented from being handled. However, the price is great and I would recommend this, with a warning, to my friends.

Packagers: Please be more careful with the paper when you put it in the cardboard.

Comments about Hahnemühle Hahnemühle Ingres Paper:

We used this paper as a colle for a Japanese artist that works with very delicate line etchings. The aged colors and subtle color flecks compliment the line detail in a perfect visual textural balance between etched line and paper .