Daler Rowney Fine Grain Cartridge Pad, A2, 160gsm, 30 Sheets, Professional Artist Drawing Paper

Size: A2 (420 x 594 mm); Paper: 160gsm fine grain; Finish: acid-free for longevity; Binding: top-bound; Pages: 30 sheets; Suitable for dry and light wet media; Provides a sturdy surface for repeated erasing and layering.

Yes. The 160gsm fine-grain paper is well-suited for graphite, charcoal, and ink, and can handle light washes or water-based media without excessive warping.

The fine grain texture allows for sharp, precise lines and smooth tonal control, while still taking erasing and layering well without quickly wearing down the surface.

The pad contains 30 sheets and is top-bound, which makes flipping and removing pages convenient during ongoing sketches.

Ideal for professional artists, studio designers, and students who need a large-format surface for detailed sketches, studies, and concept work.

Work on a firm drawing board or flat surface, use light guidelines to establish proportions, erase gently to preserve the paper, and rotate or remove completed sheets as needed to keep your workspace tidy.

Store the pad in a cool, dry place, flat if possible, and protect it from moisture to maintain the acid-free paper’s longevity and prevent warping.

Yes. The surface is designed to tolerate repeated erasing and layering, making it suitable for iterative drawing and corrections.

Yes. It combines a sizeable A2 format with a durable 160gsm fine-grain, acid-free surface, offering professional-grade performance at a reasonable price for serious drawing projects.

If you’re exploring options on Fepy, you can compare other A2 drawing pads with different weights, textures, or bindings to match your preferred feel and media. Look for variants in 160gsm–180gsm ranges with similar top-bound designs to assess texture and erasure performance.

Begin with light pencil or graphite mapping, build tonal values gradually, use a clean sheet for final line work, and consider a guard sheet behind the page to keep your drawing surface pristine. For best results, keep your tools sharp and your eraser clean to prevent paper wear.