Introducing Strathmore 200 Series Sketch Paper—designed to support young and novice artists as they build confidence in their creative journey from elementary through middle school. This lightweight sketch paper is perfect for practicing techniques with pencil and charcoal before committing to final projects. Its durable surface allows students to explore composition, perspective, and tones while withstanding erasing and reworking without damage. Budget-friendly and ideal for worry-free experimentation, these economical pads encourage creativity without the stress of wasting expensive materials. Our 200 Series provides budget-friendly art surfaces ideal for worry-free experimentation, encouraging creativity without the stress of wasting expensive materials. Paper is available in standard sheet sizes & safely bound to a protective cover & chipboard backing for easy transportation to and from class. Help your student explore multiple artistic techniques with various paper types, including Bristol, Newsprint, Sketch, Tracing, Watercolor, Mixed Media & more! Sold as a pack of 3.

• STRATHMORE PAPER FOR YOUR YOUNG ARTIST—The 200 Series was created as the ultimate go-to for novice artists, helping students build confidence in their creative journey from elementary through middle school
• SKETCH PAPER FOR PENCIL & CHARCAOL—Lightweight paper good for practicing techniques before tackling final projects
• PRACTICE COMPOSITION, PERSPECTIVE & TONES—Imagine your new piece, explore different styles & rework as often as needed with a surface that withstands erasing without damage
• ECONOMICAL PAD FOR WORRY-FREE EXPERIMENTATION—Art supplies can be pricey, & worrying about waste stifles creativity; our budget-friendly pads let you experiment freely without breaking the bank
• LAY FLAT, DURABLE & PORTABLE—Constructed with a durable cover & chipboard backing; take your sketchbook wherever inspiration strikes & never miss a creative moment
• STRATHMORE: THE ARTIST'S CHOICE—Choosing an art surface is one of the most important decisions an artist makes in determining the outcome of their work. Artists choose Strathmore.