Canson XL Series Watercolor Paper Pad, 11″ x 15″, 30 Sheets/Pad, 1 Pad

With a heritage dating back over four centuries, the Canson brand has established itself as a trusted name in the art world. Artists worldwide have relied on Canson for its commitment to quality, innovation, and dedication to providing exceptional art materials. From its early beginnings in the 16th century, Canson has continually evolved and adapted to meet the ever-changing needs of artists. Today, the Canson XL Series represents a pinnacle of craftsmanship and excellence. This series encompasses a range of high-quality papers designed specifically for various artistic mediums. Whether it’s watercolor, mixed media, or drawing, the Canson XL Series offers artists a reliable and versatile selection of papers that provide the perfect foundation for their creative endeavors. Each paper within the XL Series is meticulously crafted to deliver exceptional performance, allowing artists to explore their artistic expressions with confidence and achieve outstanding results.
Artists Love Canson XL! Trusted for decades by students, hobbyists, and art teachers thanks to dependable composition, high sheet counts and affordable prices
Heavyweight Cold Press Watercolor Paper: Each sheet provides a sturdy foundation for multiple washes and layers without warping or buckling (140lb/300gsm); use with watercolor paint, gouache paint and light acrylic paint
Explore Watercolor Painting Techniques: Tackle the full spectrum of watercolor projects using gradients, washes, layering, glazing, fine strokes, wet-on-wet, dry brush, splattering, lifting, scraping and masking fluid
Portraits, Illustrations, Landscapes & Art Journaling: Your favorite watercolors will maintain their vibrancy thanks to our acid-free sheets; paper texture handles the finest details, like single strands of hair or blades of grass
Time-Honored French Craftsmanship: Manufactured in France, Canson carries a prestigious heritage of papermaking that spans over four centuries. The Canson XL Series is widely embraced by both aspiring artists and seasoned art educators.