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![]() Fabriano Tiziano Pastel PaperGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineA good, acid-free paper suitable for pastels, pencil, graphite, charcoal, and tempera. Available in pads or as loose sheets in numerous colors. Pros
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Guide Review - Fabriano Tiziano Pastel PaperThis review is based on a Tiziano pad which contains 30 sheets of 'brizzati' colous. These are five each of a solid black, a solid charcoal, a mottled brown-grey, a mottled pink-grey, a mottled brown, and rather strangely a mottled light green. There's a different texture on either side of the paper, giving you a choice of 'tooth' quality (relatively smooth or ridged), especially important for pastel painting. Though the binding is quite strong, if you fold the pad back on itself, the pages tear out reasonably easily. While the binding is likely to hold if you worked on a sheet while it was still in the pad, as the pad doesnt have tissue paper separating the sheets I would remove a sheet before working on it. |
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