Stillman & Birn Nova Series - Wirebound Sketchbook - Portrait 7 x 10 - 150gsm Beige Paper
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Stillman & Birn Nova Series - Wirebound Sketchbook - Portrait 7 x 10 - 150gsm Beige Paper
- HEAVYWEIGHT PAPER: Strong enough to use wet media on both sides of page. Example usage: ink underdrawing followed by layers of gouache.
- MIXED MEDIA TONED PAPER: Double-sized for enhanced wet strength, yields high contrast and glowing color on toned paper.
- ERASABLE & TOUGH: Withstands multiple erasures and holds up well to layered light washes of wet media.
- DURABLE: Thick board, premium U.S. coil binding, and heavy-duty art paper equals a sketchbook that is built for serious use.
NOVA WIREBOUND SKETCHBOOKS
Stillman & Birn Nova Series Toned Paper Wirebound Sketchbooks, 150 gsm (Heavyweight), medium grain surface. Three shades: beige, grey and black. Suitable for dry media, light wash and ink. Example of recommended usage: ink underdrawing followed by layers of gouache. Acid-free, chloride-free, lignin-free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use watercolor or wet media in this sketchbook?
Yes. The 150gsm paper is heavyweight and double-sized for enhanced wet strength, making it suitable for light washes and wet media like gouache and ink on both sides of the page. It won't buckle with light layering, though it's not designed for heavy wet techniques.
Will this work with fountain pens and calligraphy pens?
Yes. The medium grain surface and acid-free, chloride-free paper work well with fountain pens, calligraphy pens, and ink. The paper is erasable and tough enough to handle both ink and layered applications.
How durable is the binding?
Very durable. The sketchbook features premium U.S. coil binding with a thick board cover, specifically engineered to withstand serious, frequent use and lay flat when open.
Can I erase pencil marks in this sketchbook?
Yes. The paper is erasable and tough, withstanding multiple erasures without damaging the surface, making it great for underdrawing before inking or painting.
What's the difference between the beige, grey, and black paper options?
All three shades are toned paper in the same 150gsm weight. The toned surface yields high contrast and makes colors appear more vibrant. Choose based on your preference—beige is lightest, grey is neutral, and black is darkest.
Will the paper yellow or degrade over time?
No. The paper is acid-free, chloride-free, and lignin-free, which means it's archival quality and won't yellow or deteriorate with age, making it suitable for artwork you want to preserve.
