Name: Strathmore 400 Series Heavyweight Drawing Pads
Brand: Strathmore
Rating: 4.8 (24 reviews)

The surface on this  100 lb (163 gsm)  drawing paper has slightly more texture than Strathmore's 80 lb paper, making it durable enough to stand up to repeated erasing and reworking.   Excellent for use with pencils, colored pencils, charcoal, and sketching sticks, this  cream-colored  drawing paper is ideal for sketching and finished artwork.   Strathmore Heavyweight Drawing Pads are wirebound and hold  24 acid-free,   micro-perforated  sheets that are actual size when removed.   Made in the USA.




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Strathmore Heavyweight Drawing Pad - 8'' x 10'', 24 Sheets, 100 lb (163 gsm).

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Strathmore 400 Series Heavyweight Drawing Pads

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Strathmore 400 is one of the most versatile sheets Strathmore offers. This off-white drawing paper, with a uniform surface, is ideal for sketching and most finished work. It readily accepts pen and ink, pencil, crayon, charcoal, light washes, and markers. Acid-free.   Strathmore 400 is available in several sizes, in 80&nbsp;lb (130&nbsp;gsm) and 100&nbsp;lb (260&nbsp;gsm).

Strathmore 400 is one of the most versatile sheets Strathmore offers. This off-white drawing paper, with a uniform surface, is ideal for sketching and most finished work. It readily accepts pen and ink, pencil, crayon, charcoal, light washes, and markers.

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Strathmore 400 is one of the most versatile sheets Strathmore offers. This off-white drawing paper, with a uniform surface, is ideal for sketching and most finished work. It readily accepts pen and ink, pencil, crayon, charcoal, light washes, and markers. Acid-free. 
  Pads contain 24 sheets of 80&nbsp;lb (130&nbsp;gsm) paper, wire bound on the short side. Wire bound pads are micro-perforated and are actual size when removed at the micro-perforation.  4&quot; &times; 6&quot;  and  6&quot; &times; 8&quot;  pads are not micro-perforated.

Strathmore 400 is one of the most versatile sheets Strathmore offers. This off-white drawing paper has a uniform surface and is ideal for sketching and most finished work. Readily accepts pen and ink, pencil, crayon, charcoal, light washes, and markers.

The surface on this 100 lb (163 gsm) drawing paper has slightly more texture than Strathmore's 80 lb paper, making it durable enough to stand up to repeated erasing and reworking. Excellent for use with pencils, colored pencils, charcoal, and sketching sticks.

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8" × 10"	20 cm × 25 cm
9" × 12"	23 cm × 31 cm
11" × 14"	28 cm × 36 cm
14" × 17"	36 cm × 43 cm
18" × 24"	46 cm × 61 cm

Strathmore 400 Series Heavyweight Drawing Pads

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