Arches Watercolor Block, Cold Press 9X12

This is high quality watercolor paper that Allows you to use washes with lots of water For something like a sky....and is also good for details Like branches on a tree, a small flower , etc

This is probably the best paper for watercolor and it was much less expensive on Amazon. I love using the block of paper and then separating it after the painting is done. That enables the painting to stay flat and not curl up.

Great product, night quality paper and received quickly. Great for watercolor painting!

I liked the quality of the paper. Excellent for my watercolor class.

If you love good quality, cold pressed, blocked paper, this is for you. It comes in plastic shrink wrap and as always theres the top layer of black that needs to be gently peeled off ( no you didnt accidentally order black WC paper) also the glue used for the blocking is black, this is a tremendous help when removing a finished piece. Some blocks arrive and are wonky with the actual demons ions. This drives me nuts as I use a ruler often. This one arrived in perfect shape. Will always turn to Amazon for this paper.

I love this paper and it is getting more expensive. I really like Hyatt because they deliver very good products. The latest Arches paper both cold and rough press were extremely well packaged. I was worried about bending curling and warped paper blocks but they are pristine. Thank you very much.

Maybe not the best prices if you can find it on sale.

Consistent product.

I always buy Arches for my watercolor painting needs. Its the best!

I am a pro artist with a short tone of paper from various makers and trust me please: Beginners: This paper is a must if you want to be successful. Veterans well if you are a WC vet and you do not use Arches, I am sorry for you if you have not used this brand. If not Canson(doomed to fail) Strathmore, lololol no. Just no Strathmore. Bockingford good W and N is ok, but you may not be getting 100% cotton they have a line that is 25%. Look find another company that has been around making water color paper since CC sailed to America. I dare you. They know. Arches does not need your business. You need Arches though. Blocks are necessary if you do not want to tear up full sheets and are running low on painters tape. I can not endorse 25% mark up for glued edges even for Arches. Hobby Lobby, ftw.