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Your cart is empty.size:393*273mm(15.4*10.7inch), color:Warm Brown; 1.Professional grade sanded pastel paper.Special paper for toner painting, soft pastels , chalk pastels, wet and dry painting.It's sandpaper. The surface of the paper is grainy, so it is easy to attach colors and hard enough not to bend. it is also made resistant to acrylic, alcohol and oil. When it comes to water it is resistant to some degree since the paper uses a high-weight substrate board that prevents warping in wet conditions. 2.This sanded pastel paper is acid free and tested by ASTM D-4236 and obtained TRA environmental certification. 3.The sanding process uses environment-friendly glue which gives no peculiar smell. 4.Our pastel paper is a granular surface with high-precision sanding. It can be painted up to 9 layers, and the color is preserved to the greatest extent.
Linda Schulz
2025-08-29 13:27:57
Wanted to show a coupl color variations. Love the paper and the price is great. Wear latex glove if using your finger to blend its a little scratchy.
LoveBikeRiding
2025-08-28 12:02:26
This the absolutely the best paper for pastels! Highly recommend it. I will most definitely be purchasing it again!
mel
2025-06-28 21:57:14
Fairly heavy weight paper with close to 400 grit sanded. Holds a lot of layers. Ripples a bit just from it’s weight. Bought the taupe color. Worth the price but not the wait if you’re in a hurry….slow boat from China. Revised: don’t like the way this paper holds the pastel
Anita K Mitlyng
2025-06-09 14:51:12
I love it. It takes wet underpainting with either alcohol or water beautifully without warping. Strong, sturdy paper with a beautiful mid tone color. It takes layer upon layer upon layer without the tooth filling.
Paolo
2025-06-04 17:33:09
falls apart...chinese quality...won't take liquid
Jason Y. Jiang
2025-01-16 09:12:55
I thought there were varieties of colors in 1 package, but ended up only sand color. It was the best paper that I had ever used for soft pastel. Good quality and not too rough.
J Starr
2024-12-05 20:53:22
I was surprised and pleased at how sturdy the substrate is- very nice- and it won't curl like UArt does. My go-to sanded surface was Wallis, of course, and I'd buy roll-ends fro directly from Kitty, but once my last roll-end was gone after 2021 or so, I had to find another ground. Used UArt, mostly, with PastelMat coming in second (too expensive for not-Wallis). Then I read about Lux and looked at it longingly, but the price seems high. Noticed here on Amazon a few papers coming from Asia that said they were a sanded surface, so I took a chance on this one.It *is* textured, although I don't believe this is *sanded* so much as a textured plasticky slurry sprayed on (rather like Art Spectrum, but rougher in texture); it is deeply textured, but, that texture is like orange peel wall texture, and the pastel- no matter how soft- goes onto the surface in a dry-brush watercolor technique appearance; it does not go *into* the, often large, depressions in the textured surface unless you finger (or stump) blend.So it is great for blenders, and likely works well for those who use underpaintings. I prefer to work directly, though, and allow the layers to build up and blend themselves (I find finger or stump blending compacts the crystalline structure of pastels, leading to a somewhat flat-appearance).It is a nice surface for loose work, and I can see a use for it when working out a value-led composition.But I wish the surface was more uniform, less slap-dashed-heights.Perhaps the manufacturers can find a way to fix this issue.
Dianne Sorrell
2024-11-21 14:00:10
Sanded surface papers are expensive, but there isn't any point to practicing on a non-sanded surface in order to be ready to use professional grade sanded paper. Thanks to the size and dimensions of this paper, I can fold it in half and use each sheet for two practice pastel paintings. It is very similar to using Art Spectrum Colourfix paper, pleasant to use. *Update* I used this paper for a sketching project (book demo) with Rembrandt pastels, a brand I've previously disliked for being difficult to layer without blending. It's a perfect match! Easy to get the colors on without being heavy-handed, and the paper color does make the pastel colors pop. Upgrading to 5 stars, as this doesn't claim to be made for professional artists and is reasonably priced.
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