Draw, sketch, or write in style with this A4 Kraft Paper Sketch Booklet from Hahnemühle. With a portrait orientation, this book is composed of 20 sheets of ochre Kraft paper held together by two similarly-colored covers. The darker coloration of the paper makes an interesting background for drawings and sketches, and allows your highlights to pop thanks to the increased contrast.

Bound together by stitches, this book is relatively flexible and its slim design allows you to carry it in a bag or folder without taking up much space. Each of the 40 pages has a basis weight of 120 gsm and is made of acid-free materials for increased durability and longer life.

Ochre Kraft Sketch Paper    20 Sheets / 40 Pages    Portrait Orientation    Basis Weight: 120 gsm    Stitched    Acid-Free for Durability    Slim and Flexible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My prints on this paper seem dull compared to the cotton rag. I am using a Canon 4100 and H's ICC. Thoughts?

A: We are sorry that you are having problems with the Hahnemuhle Museum Etching Fine Art Inkjet Paper 350gsm. Please look for the PDF that was also downloaded with the ICC profiles for the print media settings control transport speed to make sure everything is set correctly.

Q: 2. Apart from being twice the thickness of Moab Moenkopi Unryu paper, how does the surface texture compare to Moab's paper?

A: Being in the same general category, Hahnemühle Rice Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) (B&H# HARP131925) and Moab Moenkopi Unryu Paper for Inkjet - 13 x 19" (A3+) - 10 Sheets (B&H# MOU55A3SB10) are similar in terms of surface texture. Perhaps the most noticeable difference is that the Moab Moenkopi Unryu has long hemp strands in it which give it a very slightly rougher look whereas Hahnemühle Rice Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) (B&H# HARP131925) is slightly more uniform in look and texture. As with all fine art papers, however, please note that some variation is to be expected from batch to batch and that at this point we're really splitting hairs, so to speak.

Q: 3. Is this paper double sided? I suspect it would say so if it was, but thought I'd ask anyway.

A: This pack of paper would be single side paper.

Q: 4. Is there a printing guide on this paper? There's always dark edge when I print them. I tried every method I found online and cleaned my printer multiple times, it still smudges. It didn't happen to other paper I use.

A: If you haven't yet, I would recommend downloading the ICC profiles for the paper to ensure the best printing results. https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/fineart-media/matt-fineart-textured/p/Product/show/9/14.html I would also keep in mind that your printer must be able to support the weight of this paper, it is thicker than most.

Q: 5. What is the ML/thickness of photo rag paper?

A: The Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (8.5 x 11", 25 Sheets) Thicknes is 18.8 mil / 0.48 mm

Q: 6. May I use this Hahnemuhle Etching paper for printing my etching through a printing press? Is it good for use with etching inks? Are there any special coatings on it for photographer's use? Thank you!

A: Hahnemühle Museum Etching Paper is designed for use in inkjet printers. You can experiment using it for other processes but there are no specific known results using this paper with the method you described.

Q: 7. Is this paper archival

A: Yes, the Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 Paper is an Archival grade acid- and lignin-free paper. When used with Archival dye or pigment ink, the images can last a lifetime.

Q: 8. How many sheets in the box?

A: 25 sheets are included in one box.

Q: 9. 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.

Q: 10. Is this sticky like washi tape?

A: Yes, this paper type would be slightly sticky