Anybody has experience with this paper?
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Artistico Traditional White
Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper is mould made, produced whit 100% cotton, chlorine and acid free, guaranteeing long conservation and inalterability over time. The paper is sized both internally and externally, making it ideally absorbent and retaining its nature unaltered even if scratched. Traditional white, whitout optical bleaching.
Two deckle edgeg and watermarked "FABRIANO+ARTISTICO" on the short side. Short grain. The high quality and ample offer of this paper satisfied the requirements of all professional artists and the most demanding amateurs.
Ideal for watercolour, tempera, gouche, acrylic, link, charcoal, graphite and drawing. It is also suitable for printmaking.
https://fabriano.com/en/22/artistico_traditional_white
They have bunch of different papers, but that you can check on that link. I was just wondering about this paper cause they have cold pressed, hot pressed and rough paper.
and also this was interesting to me: and retaining its nature unaltered even if scratched.
description:
Artistico Traditional White
Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper is mould made, produced whit 100% cotton, chlorine and acid free, guaranteeing long conservation and inalterability over time. The paper is sized both internally and externally, making it ideally absorbent and retaining its nature unaltered even if scratched. Traditional white, whitout optical bleaching.
Two deckle edgeg and watermarked "FABRIANO+ARTISTICO" on the short side. Short grain. The high quality and ample offer of this paper satisfied the requirements of all professional artists and the most demanding amateurs.
Ideal for watercolour, tempera, gouche, acrylic, link, charcoal, graphite and drawing. It is also suitable for printmaking.
https://fabriano.com/en/22/artistico_traditional_white
They have bunch of different papers, but that you can check on that link. I was just wondering about this paper cause they have cold pressed, hot pressed and rough paper.
and also this was interesting to me: and retaining its nature unaltered even if scratched.
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