Funbo Sketch Pad, 110gsm, A4 Size, Perfect for Drawing – Pack of 20 Sheets

Pencils, charcoal, and ink work well on this paper. The smooth texture helps produce crisp lines with minimal smudging. Heavy markers or very wet media may not be ideal on this weight of paper.

The pack includes 20 sheets, and the paper size is A4 (210 x 297 mm).

Yes. The compact A4 size and lightweight 110gsm paper make it convenient to carry in a bag for on-the-go sketching, notes, and quick studies.

It's an economical pack of 20 sheets with a smooth 110gsm surface that's suitable for practicing basic drawing techniques. The affordable price point makes it a great starting point for beginners.

Store it flat in a cool, dry place to prevent warping. Keep the sheets clean and protected from moisture and dust when not in use.

The smooth texture helps produce crisp, clean lines with pencils and ink. For shading, you may notice lighter blending with pencil; avoid rough erasers that could damage the surface.

Light marker use is possible, but heavier markers or broad tips may bleed through or show through the back. For best results, use pencils or ink with light washes and test on a spare sheet first.

Ideal for quick sketches, practice studies, rough drafts, concept doodling, and travel sketches. It’s a beginner-friendly pad for daily drawing exercises.

If you’re considering alternatives, you can compare with the Funbo Sketch Pad 110gsm A4 40 sheets for more pages, or the Funbo Sketch Pad 90gsm A4 20 sheets for a lighter weight option. See these related items on Fepy: https://fepy.com/product/funbo-sketch-pad-110gsm-a4-40-sheets and https://fepy.com/product/funbo-sketch-pad-90gsm-a4-20-sheets

Start with light pencil sketches to lay out basic shapes, then build up lines with varying pressure for different weights. Do quick studies to practice line control and shading, and keep sessions short to avoid smudging on the smooth surface.

The paper itself is a standard drawing medium with no coatings or additives indicated. It’s safe for general drawing use. As with any art supplies, keep away from small children who might put the sheets in their mouths, and use inks or markers in a well-ventilated area.