Strathmore Toned Mixed Media Paper Toned Grey 9X12-15 Sheets -62462309

Excellent quality, i am following a lesson and the tutor advised to buy them, i accidentally first bought the mixed media paper, it is not useful for pencil sketching and color pencil, do your research on what kind of paper you need, i love the quality and warmth

Handles acrylics and gesso with ease. Nice texture.

Un papier solide ! D’un grammage plus que correct. Destiné aux mixed media, il tient la route, même avec aquarelle bien trempée. Son coloris de fond, tan ou beige moyen, est cependant davantage propice aux crayons (graphites, couleurs, pastels). Le format 15/20 permet des essais de techniques. Intéressant à utiliser pour des travaux rapides. Strathmore, made in USA, mérite sa renommée.

Hard to find in this thickness and color. Very happy.

Great density of the paper and color is true tan.

Abstract expressionism art class .. lots of diff. types of media (acrylic, lrya pens, palette knives, pastel, crayon) applied.

As expected. Good paper but I wish they made toned watercolor paper!

Im so happy with this paper. I bought it to use with gouache, and it takes it so well! The paper stays intact and it seems to take many layers well. It even took a couple layers of alcohol markers well. No complaints, Im going to buy more soon.

I like using this to play around with my watercolors and some cheap colored pencils. You have to paint using some intense values to show up on the pigmented paper. I love the change of pace rather than painting on white watercolor paper. You can paint on both sides of the sheet without any bleeding. My only wish is that the paper had a stronger tooth/grit, but all-in-all, Im having a lot of fun and will buy this again when Ive used it all up.

Strathmore Mixed Media is one of my favorite papers to use so I was elated when they started producing it in various tones. I work with multiple media on this paper such as colored pencils, watercolors, inktense, liquid ink, and graphite. This paper holds up well to all of them. I love the tooth, it is perfect for accepting multiple colored pencil layers but smoother than watercolor paper so you avoid the graininess when working with CP. See attached drawing I did using Prismacolors. The paper accepts wet media very well, they do offer a heavy duty Mixed Media paper if you are worried about oversaturation or warping/buckling, however I havent had an issue. I absolutely recommend adding this paper to your materials.