Gemaal Halfweg

Marvelous series- very imaginative.

All the best,
Daniel

Thanks for the kind comments...

Svend, the paper does have clear tooth, but it is rather fine and particularly regular. It is therefor easier to use than most watercolor papers, which to my taste have to much structure, causing the liquid emulsion to "lump" in between the structure. No such problem with this paper. Another advantage is the weight, thickness and strength of the paper (it can even be had in 450g/m2!, but 360 is more than enough). It holds up pretty well in water and during handling, and doesn't rip easily, it's really strong paper.

If you have a digital printer as well, and have ever bought Hahnemuhle PhotoRag matte paper: the tooth of that paper is very similar to that of the acrylic.

Unfortunately, the stock I bought was a one time offer at the artshop I bought it... It is indeed not so common, although most artshops do stock some kind of Hahnemuhle paper. I still need to figure out where I can get a new stock.