Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolour Paper Blocks

Regular price: $48.90
Regular price
Sale price: $48.90

Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolour Paper Blocks

Regular price: $48.90
Regular price
Sale price: $48.90

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Winsor & Newton's ultimate 100% cotton watercolour paper is crafted in Italy by fine art paper making experts. Created on a traditional cylinder mould, it offers the highest quality surface for smooth, even washes, preserving lustre and transparency of colour.

Our cotton fibres are internally and externally sized for optimal absorbency and extreme strength. This prevents the paper from warping (even when saturated with water, or multiple layers of paint), to withstand the roughest of editing techniques, many times over.

Acid-free and free of optical brighteners, the cotton in this paper offers a bright natural whiteness of archival quality, that does not yellow or degrade over time.

Available in different formats across a variety of quality weights (140lb / 300g/m and 300lb / 640g/m) and textures such as cold pressed, hot pressed and rough.

100% cotton paper, traditional mould-made for greater strength and durability
Acid-free, archival and non-yellowing to preserve your work
Internally and externally sized for even water absorbency, pigment dispersion and lasting colour adherence
Neutral white surface for optimal paint vibrancy
Durable paper designed to withstand paint layers and lifting, while soft enough for printmaking

Recommended uses: watercolour, watercolour marker, watercolour pencil, ink, mixed media and printmaking.

Love the Winsor & Newton professional WC Blocs!

The 100 % cotton paper is my favourite. It takes washes and layers beautifully.

Excellent in every way!

What’s not to love about Opus? Staff are asking if I need help within 5 minutes of me looking around, the prices are reasonable and there is a variety of products to choose from.

The best

I am a beginner with watercolours, and was using cheaper brands. But I had the best young fellow help me. Using the winsor newton mixed media paper makes things easier.