Charcoal Papers
Excellent Results with Charcoal Papers
For better overall results, you will want a charcoal paper that can withstand your work. Thicker charcoal papers are your best choice. They tend to hold charcoal better than others. This paper will hold charcoal dust as well as make it easily removed. When using charcoal papers, you should never use your finger for blending or smudging. This often leaves oils that traps charcoal deep into its fibers. Look to brands like Canson and Strathmore for the highest quality charcoal papers available.
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Brand: Strathmore | Brand: Blick | Brand: Canson | Brand: Canson | |||
An assortment of individual 64 lb sheets, 19" × 25" (48 cm × 63 cm), in the most popular colors. | This is a quality sheet at a value price, perfect for the classroom. | Canson charcoal paper has a surface specially designed to provide good drag and strong charcoal adherence. | Canson charcoal paper has a surface specially designed to provide good drag and strong charcoal adherence. | |||
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Price: $1 | Price: $9 | Price: $13 | ||||
Brand: Strathmore | Brand: Strathmore | Brand: Strathmore | ||||
Individual 64 lb sheets, 19" × 25" (48 cm × 63 cm). | 24-sheet spiral pads of White, Black, or Assorted Tints, in various sizes, spiral-bound on the short side. | This natural white paper has a traditional laid finish which is ideal for charcoal and pastel. | ||||