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Drawing Paper & Pads

Uncover our range of Drawing Paper & Pads at Discount Art & Craft Warehouse.

We believe that art should be accessible and available to everyone within every budget. Whether you are a professional or a beginner, we aim to provide you with exactly what you need! We stock a wide range of Drawing Paper & Pads from the biggest art brands around including Derwent, Reeves, Winsor & Newton, Faber-Castell, Art Spectrum, Copic, Matisse and many more.

Delivery is Australia-wide so you can shop in the comfort of your own home.

 

Reeves Drawing Paper Packs

Drawing Paper & Pads

FROM $11.00

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Reeves Drawing Paper Packs each contain 20 loose sheets of 135gsm quality acid free drawing paper.

This paper can be used with dry media such as pencils, pastels, charcoal, pens and markers.

 

Canson C'a Grain Drawing Paper

Drawing Paper & Pads

FROM $4.00

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Canson C'a Grain Drawing Paper is a French-made, medium-textured paper. Erasable, Canson C'a Grain Drawing Paper is ideal for broad & fine point media, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink.

 

Cartridge Paper

Drawing Paper & Pads

FROM $56.40

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Heavyweight (150gsm) Cartridge Paper is suitable for use with dry media such as pencils, charcoals, crayons, chalks and sketching pencils.

If you're an artist or beginner looking to preserve your artwork, this acid-free & heavyweight Cartridge Paper is ideal.

FAQs about Drawing Paper & Pads

Drawing paper, as the same suggests, is a type of paper used specifically for drawing. Normally used by drawers, draftsmen or sketchers.

Charcoal or pastel paper is the best for charcoal drawing, or a fine toothed paper is better suited to adhere the charcoal and creates less dust.

The ideal paper weight for graphite drawing is over 80 lbs. (120 gsm). Because it can withstand pressure from the pencil better, heavier paper is preferable for drawing. Thinner paper will be considerably easier to tear and ruin your work.