كراسة رسم كانسون (1557) قياس (A2) غراماج (120gsm) مكونة من (50) ورقة، ورق ناعم الحبيبات خالٍ من الأحماض للرسم والتخطيط

120gsm indicates a lightweight, flexible paper suitable for light to moderate shading and layering. It offers good ease of erasing and blending without being overly bulky, making it ideal for quick studies and detailed pencil work.

The fine grain surface provides subtle tooth that grips graphite well, allowing smooth control for precise lines and smooth gradient shading. It helps achieve cleaner renders and more nuanced shading in pencil drawings.

Yes. The Canson 1557 sketch pad uses acid-free paper, helping prevent yellowing over time and ensuring better archival durability for drawings and studies.

Yes. The paper’s high erasability in combination with the 120gsm weight supports multiple reworks and erasing, though heavy erasing may still leave slight indents or shadows depending on the graphite hardness.

Best with pencils (HB to 6B), charcoal, and light ink touch-ups. Avoid heavy marker bleeding or alcohol-based markers on this weight of paper unless you place a protective sheet underneath or use bleed-proof techniques.

A2 is a larger format that encourages more expansive compositions and gesture work. It’s great for studio layouts, detailed studies, and portfolio-ready sketches, though it’s less pocket-friendly than smaller sizes for on-the-go drawing.

The pad contains 50 sheets, offering ample material for extended practice, multiple projects, or classroom use before needing a replacement pad.

The Canson 1557 with fine grain and 120gsm strikes a balance between smoothness and tooth, delivering good control for detailed work at a reasonable price. It’s a solid choice when you want archival-grade paper with reliable erasability without paying premium for heavier, marker-friendly stocks.

Ideal for students practicing shading and composition, professional artists doing large-format studies, portfolio sketches, and travel-friendly studio work where a larger surface area is beneficial.

Keep the pad flat while working to prevent warping, and consider using a backing board to keep pages stable. When erasing, use a light touch and rotate the page to work from different angles. Store completed sheets in a portfolio or flat to preserve the surface between sessions.

Yes. Its acid-free composition makes it more suitable for long-term storage and archival-quality work compared with non-acid-free papers, helping to preserve your drawings over time.