Legion Paper has produced the world’s first 100% cotton black watercolour paper. Utilizing their vast experience producing new papers for emerging markets, Legion has worked directly with artists to create this unique and superb paper. With the recent introduction of new metallic and pearlescent watercolour paints, pencils, pens, markers and inks, this paper opens up new avenues for artists looking to work with unique effects and techniques.

This paper has superior wet-on-wet performance - paint can be easily manipulated without drying up. Like any other top-quality watercolour paper it withstands repeated wetting/drying over long periods of time with no damage to the paper. The paper allows for easy lifting and blending and ensures you have excellent control of your colours. Colours won't blur, bleed or mix in undesirable ways like other black papers can. It holds multiple layers of colour and holds up to masking and scrubbing. Along with these features, black paper offers a wealth of creative possibility. Instead of building up shadows, artists build up light tones. This encourages artists to work in a different way to usual and produce varied and unique work.

Coldpress or Hotpress, Stonehenge Aqua is everything an expensive paper is without the expense. Because every artist deserves every possibility.

Specifications:

• 100% cotton
• 2 deckles, 2 cut edges (sheets)
• Acid, Chlorine, OBA, Lignin-Free
• Same surface both sides
• Buckle-Resistant; dries flat
• Sized for watercolour
• Contains no animal gelatin
• Synthetic Sizing
• Superior quality
• Versatile, suitable for a variety of mediums

APPLICATIONS:

• Calligraphy
• Intaglio
• Letterpress
• Pen andamp; Ink
• Pastel andamp; Charcoal
• Silkscreen
• Watercolour

Coldpress Or Hotpress WatercoloUr Blocks, Stonehenge Aqua Is Everything An Expensive Paper Is Without The Expense.

Stonehenge Aqua Professional Watercolour Blocks and Papers are as finely crafted as it is affordable. Performing way beyond its price point, it has been tested to its limits and as it turns out, it has no limits.