Karst

Sketchpad A4

$59.99
SKU: KSP-Sketchpad-A4-Black
4 payments of $15.00 with Afterpay
 
Description

Draw, sketch and more in the astonishingly smooth Stone Paper Sketchpad from stationery innovators, Karst.

Unlike familiar tree-based paper, the pages of Karst's Stone Paper Sketchbook are made from a recycled calcium carbonate. The result is an incredibly smooth and bright white page for you to practice your character designs, mock up logos or just absently doodle. Because of that unique material, each page also features a resin coating that makes it both waterproof and almost impossible to tear, so if you're after a hardwearing sketchpad, you're in the right place.

Specifications

Sketch pad
A4 size (21cm x 29.7cm)
Soft cover
40 perforated sheets
200-micron pages (equivalent to 240gsm)
Features Paper made from recycled stone, No bleed-through of ink through paper, Waterproof & tear-resistant, Suitable for wet and dry mediums
Made in China

Description

Draw, sketch and more in the astonishingly smooth Stone Paper Sketchpad from stationery innovators, Karst.

Unlike familiar tree-based paper, the pages of Karst's Stone Paper Sketchbook are made from a recycled calcium carbonate. The result is an incredibly smooth and bright white page for you to practice your character designs, mock up logos or just absently doodle. Because of that unique material, each page also features a resin coating that makes it both waterproof and almost impossible to tear, so if you're after a hardwearing sketchpad, you're in the right place.

Specifications

Sketch pad
A4 size (21cm x 29.7cm)
Soft cover
40 perforated sheets
200-micron pages (equivalent to 240gsm)
Features Paper made from recycled stone, No bleed-through of ink through paper, Waterproof & tear-resistant, Suitable for wet and dry mediums
Made in China

Karst

Karst aims to disrupt the paper industry. Karst's Stone Paper is a tree-free alternative to traditional pulp paper that takes substantially less water to produce, and creates less carbon too. The result? The smoothest paper you've ever seen