Artway Studio - Acid Free A2 Cartridge Paper for Drawing - Ideal for Dry Art Applications - 170gsm - A2 (100 Sheets), Off-White

I'm pleased with this paper - a nice smooth finish and ideal for making sketch books (including some wet media)

Paper is fab - this is my second order and it came packaged securely in a box like the standard Amazon packaging. The paper was well protected and was immaculate upon opening. Artway are my go to for anything arty, and they beat all other famous brands hands down in terms of quality and price. You won’t regret this purchase.

As an Architecture student I needed this for my portfolio. I have to say I'm very happy with the quality of the paper. Its whiter than your average cartidge paper which is a plus. Also the thickness is similar to a card paper, which makes it perfect for drawings and presentations and lastly the paper is really smooth which adds a proffesional finish. The only downside I'd say is the packaging .. out of 100 sheets, about 10-15 are damaged at the sides/corners which is result of not really secure packaging.. but I'll definitely order them again its a great buy overall.

The texture of the paper has been different each time I bought it, and it has arrived in different packaging every time. But it has always been high quality and well worth every penny.

As described. Arrived promptly.

Really great fast service! Lovely product I'm very happy with it. It's a nice crisp white. It's a little bit smoother than I expected, but it's still a pleasure to draw on so no complaints.

Great paper to draw on, I use it for practice and final pieces. I also use this paper for mono printing and lino printing. I use it for practice as it is cheap enough and it arrived well packed and promptly. the surface can take some eraser use, and blending.

Really nice thin-ish card, with a slight matt feel. White, but not bright white. Very easy to cut with a craft knife. I'm using it to back of my pictures. I would just suggest to anyone doing the same that they should write any title and name on the the card before mounting, as it might come through on the front of the picture.