The black A6 size Sketch Diary from Hahnemuhle is a spiral-bound book, which contains 60 sheets / 120 pages of paper for writing and sketching. Each page has a basis weight of 120 gsm, which makes it thick and durable.

Opening this book reveals a lined/ruled area on the left side where you can write descriptions, ideas, or notes. On the right side, you will find a blank area to sketch or draw in with a pencil, charcoal, or crayon. In addition, the Sketch Diary has an inside pocket in the rear cover, so you can save a small souvenir or note. With the two included labels the cover can be personalized as well.

60 Sheets / 120 Pages    A6 Size: 5.8 x 4.1"    Basis Weight: 120 gsm    Spiral Bound    Inside Rear Pocket    Two Labels Included to Personalize Cover

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the paper weight in US ?

A: The metric weight of the paper is 200 gsm = 53 in bond weight.

Q: 2. Can you use watercolor on the paper after printing an image?

A: Yes you can paint watercolor paints in the Hahnemühle Torchon Matte FineArt Paper after printing.

Q: 3. Is this the same paper as the Canon Museum Etching Photo Paper. Would the paper profiles on my canon pima pro-1, for the Canon Museum Etching Photo Paper match this paper

A: Yes it is the same paper by Hahnemuhle. You will be able to use the same ICC profiles.

Q: 4. Is this a hardcover book? Thanks! Rob

A: The Hahnemuhle Landscape Stitched D&S Sketch Book (Black Cover, A3, 80 Sheets) has a hardcover.

Q: 5. Is this paper available in grain short?

A: Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper 13 x 19" - 25 Sheets is not grain specific. There is no designation on the box. The only grain specific (SG or LG) sheet papers from Hahnemühle are Photo Rag® Photo Rag® Book & Album.

Q: 6. How many sheets in the box?

A: 25 sheets are included in one box.

Q: 7. Could I run this paper through my inkjet printer?

A: Yes

Q: 8. The description includes width & height, but what is the depth (thickness)? Thanks

A: It is a square frame. 60 / 152.4 x 60 / 152.4 x 1.75" / 4.4 cm.

Q: 9. Which printer is best for this paper ?

A: I use a Canon IPF 8100 and the blacks are amazing! I have tried other papers but none compare with the richness and neutral tonality. I have used this paper exclusively since 2007. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. Does this paper have a matte service that will accept pencil signatures? Some of the glossier papers will not take pencil very well.

A: I use Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 frequently, one of the best papers ever made. I found it will not take a standard #2 pencil but it will take the following: a fine art soft lead pencil (i.e., Cretacolor Fine Art Graphite - 160- HB); a Stabilo #8008 ( paper, glass, plastic, metal ) pencil which looks like a #2 pencil and, for a darker look, a Stabilo #8046 which borders on a grease pencil look. The #8046 will smear so be careful. I spray (Hahnemuhle Protective Spray) after signing a print. For other papers, I title and sign the back of the print and then title and sign the matt board before the print goes under glass. The purchasor is assured they have a signed original print. Matt and framing can be an issue. I sometimes leave the signature under the image, especially when using Photo Rag Deckle Edge, and matt the print under the signature. Some customers prefer the matt to the edge of the image, so I title and sign under the image, matt over it, and then sign the matt.