Canson Artist Series Montval Watercolor Art Book, Fabric Cover, Side Wire Binding, 48 Sheet, 7.8x7.8 inch, 1 Count

Canson Artist Series Montval Watercolor Art Book, Fabric Cover, Side Wire Binding, 48 Sheet, 7.8x7.8 inch, 1 Count | We are thrilled to introduce our latest collection of Canson Art Books, meticulously crafted in France, each book is a testament to centuries of papermaking expertise, ensuring the highest quality paper for artists worldwide. Our range caters to diverse creative needs, including dedicated books for watercolor artists, illustrators, plein air artists & art students. Canson enjoys a cherished history having been trusted by renowned professionals like Vincent van Gogh & Paul Cézanne. Join the ranks of these masters – it's time to embark on your artistic journey. Each art book in our collection is tailor-made for the adventurous, traveling artist, featuring chrome wire binding for easy page-turning & a durable hardcover, ensuring your artwork remains protected on every expedition. Additionally, our thoughtful design includes a gusseted pocket & an elastic band to securely keep the book closed. Available with Montval Watercolor paper, Mixed Media paper, 1557 Sketch paper, "C" à grain® drawing paper & Mi-Teintes drawing paper.

• DESIGNED FOR ARTISTS—The Canson Artist Series range features premium art surfaces meticulously composed for professionals to create showcase-worthy pieces
• EMPOWER YOUR ARTISTRY, WHEREVER YOU ROAM—New art books made with superior French paper, durable cloth cover, chrome wiring, elastic band to keep your notebook securely closed & an inner gusseted pocket to store notes
• COLD PRESS WATERCOLOR PAPER—Made from heavyweight paper (140lb/300gsm) known for its luxurious texturing for stunning washes, gradients & layers without unsightly warping
• LAY FLAT, DURABLE & PORTABLE—Constructed with a durable cover & sturdy binding, ideal for artists on the go; take your sketchbook wherever inspiration strikes & never miss a creative moment.
• LET YOUR CREATIVITY TAKE FLIGHT! Since 1557, the artisans of Canson in the South of France have supported the imaginations of artists everywhere