DR Langton Gummed Pad Not - A4, GDALGPA4The Forest Stewardship Council

Good quality watercolour paper, would prefer this paper pad to to have been the size it used to be, that was 12" x 9".

I love this paper, it is perfect for watercolour and mixed media. I always buy this make and her it is good value

I do a lot of painting, including watercolour.The last paper I bought was very textured, I needed something with a bit of tooth but smoother, this had good reviews and is obviously a reliable brand.I'm pleased with it do far.It isn't the best I've used but this is reflected in the price - this is affordable, and half the cost of other pads I've bought (literally).There's absolutely nothing wrong with it, I don't think I'd use it if I was working on something to sell but it's ideal for day to day painting.It's maybe not quite as absorbent as I'd like.However it's lovely and thick and has a good bit of weight to it.Thanks for reading, I hope you find this review helpful.

After doing some research and wanting to get into watercolours I found, cold press 300gms paper works best. However I didnt know if these had any cotton in them.The price is decent for the 12 sheets and a great way to see if you would get invested than buying more, however I did find equally as good paper for cheaper! You can get 50 sheets, same press and quality for £18, therefor making these seem pretty expensive.I would recommend to anyone who wants to try watercolours and doesn't want to spend too much or invest in a lot of sheets!The only downfall (may be due to paints and brushes ) is that once dry it didn't blend as well as examples I was following. May be down to the cotton % also.

Product exactly what I wanted thanks

Recommended by art teacher and is perfect for my needs

My mum used this paper as do I. Good quality and price

Good quality paper and just right size.