18X24 200 SERIES NEWSPRINT PAPR PADIntroducing Strathmore 200 Series Newsprint Paper--designed to support young and novice artists as they build confidence in their creative journey from elementary through middle school. This natural-toned newsprint paper is perfect for sketching and preliminary drawing. A staple in art classes, Newsprint Paper is often used for gesture sketching in graphite, dry media, and pen and is a great way to hone your artistic skills. Budget-friendly and ideal for worry-free experimentation, these economical pads encourage creativity without the stress of wasting expensive materials. Our 200 Series provides budget-friendly art surfaces ideal for worry-free experimentation, encouraging creativity without the stress of wasting expensive materials. Paper is available in standard sheet sizes & safely bound to a protective cover & chipboard backing for easy transportation to and from class. Help your student explore multiple artistic techniques with various paper types, including Bristol, Newsprint, Sketch, Tracing, Watercolor, Mixed Media & more!
Features- STRATHMORE PAPER FOR YOUR YOUNG ARTIST—The 200 Series was created as the ultimate go-to for novice artists, helping students build confidence in their creative journey from elementary through middle school
- NEWSPRINT PAPER FOR QUICK SKETCHES—Lightweight paper with a rough surface good for preliminary sketching using charcoal sticks & pencils
- RECOMMENDED BY ART TEACHERS—A staple within every art program, newsprint paper is an economical option for developing the creative eye & understanding proportions
- ECONOMICAL PAD FOR WORRY-FREE EXPERIMENTATION—Art supplies can be pricey, & worrying about waste stifles creativity; our budget-friendly pads let you experiment freely without breaking the bank
- LAY FLAT, DURABLE & PORTABLE—Constructed with a durable cover & chipboard backing; take your sketchbook wherever inspiration strikes & never miss a creative moment
- STRATHMORE: THE ARTIST'S CHOICE—Choosing an art surface is one of the most important decisions an artist makes in determining the outcome of their work. Artists choose Strathmore.
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