A4 Blank Notebook Hardcover Casebound Artist Sketch Book 100 Pages Hardback Sketchbook Unruled Travel Journal for Drawing Painting Doodling Sketching Writing Vertical Pattern

This is a really nice A4 sketch book.I love that it has a hardcover back which will keep it protected and can take the odd bump as I carry it around in my back back.The pages are of a high quality and feel really nice.I draw illustrations in this book as it is blank, line free.I just think it is a little pricey at £15.99 and think it is a couple of pounds overall.However it is a nice product.

This is a nice sketch book, this is well made of A4 size. The paper is well weighted and great quality and pencils run smoothly over its surface.The cover is a nice looking and feeling hardcover with a great fabric(y) texture.It’ll certainly keep me happy for a while when the sketching/drawing mood strikes me.Very good quality inside and out.

This is a good A4 size sketchpad with 100 really thick pages, that can be cut out if you wish to frame them, or left bound if you wish to keep them in the book. It's in a hardback cover so doesn't bend, making it ideal for students.

This is a beautifully produced A4 sketchpad. Encased in faux leather, black, durable, textured cardboard, this rather luxurious sketchpad is well protected and the outside is easy to keep clean.The 100 ultra-thick, off-white, pages are unlined and are of brilliant quality for pencil sketching and scrapbooking. The pages are not designed to be ripped out and are most suitable for ‘dry media’, for example graphite pencils, charcoal and crayons rather than felt tips and paints. This ensures that artistic impressions do not ‘bleed’ and imagination and creative inspiration can be recorded and retained.All in all, this is a rather thoughtful gift to give to a budding artist!

We bought this for our daughter to is off to college. Excellent quality book and the ruler is beautiful, lovely touch.

It's rly good

I really like this book. I really dislike how Amazon is raising subscription after financing a useless version of Tolkien’s unfinished works.

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