A creative adventure with a twist - The Artist Paperbox is a unique set of 4 versatile sketchbooks for experimenting with 4 different types of papers for various art mediums. Why limit your artistic exploration to one kind? Experiment with pen and inks, charcoals, soft pastels, watercolors, acrylics - follow your whim and let your imagination take over.
- Sketch - Delicately textured fine art paper, in 130 GSM thickness meant for adventures in pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, soft pastels, mixed media and light washes. Perfect for daily sketching, practicing, art journaling, note taking and ideation.
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Toned - Our toned sketchbook is perfect for experimenting, quick studies, sketching, life drawing, and journaling. Drawings done on mid-range brown paper can help you to use a wider range of values (light to dark), and to place shadows and highlights more deliberately and are brilliant for subtle transitions and for dramatic yet earthy effects. It's ideal for a wide range of media, including graphite, chalk, charcoal, fine liners, soft pastels, markers, colored pencils, pens, and white gel pens.
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Stroke - With an irresistible toothy grainy texture, the Stroke sketchbook is meant for delightful explorations in acrylic, gouache, watercolor and mixed media. We have carefully curated the highest quality paper that is a delight to paint on and will ensure a brilliant finesse to all your creations.
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Black - Jet black paper with a textured finish for illuminating trysts with colour. Black paper is extremely versatile and works great with acrylic paint pens, acrylic paint tubes and brushes, gel pens, white charcoal, colored pencil, crayons, oil pastels, soft pastels, chalk and metallic inks.
Product Details
- 4 Hardbound sketchbooks
- Sketch - 100 pages, 130 GSM
- Toned - 80 pages, 230 GSM
- Stroke - 80 pages, 300 GSM
- Black - 100 pages, 200 GSM
- Keepsake Artist Storage Box for storing your art
- Center Stitch thread binding
- 14.8 cm x 21 cm ( A5)
- Premium fine art assorted papers
Mental Health Benefits of Creating Art
Stress Reduction: Creating art can be a relaxing and meditative activity. The focus and concentration required while drawing or painting can help reduce stress and anxiety levels. Engaging in art allows you to temporarily escape from the demands of everyday life and can promote a sense of calm.
Emotional Expression: Art can serve as a non-verbal means of expressing emotions and feelings. Through colors, shapes, and imagery, you can convey and process emotions that might be challenging to articulate with words. This can be particularly therapeutic for individuals who have difficulty discussing their emotions.
Improved Self-Esteem: As you practice and see your skills develop over time, it can boost your self-esteem and self-confidence. Completing a piece of art and feeling a sense of accomplishment can provide a significant self-esteem boost, which can be especially beneficial for those struggling with self-doubt or low self-worth.
Mindfulness and Relaxation: Engaging in creative activities like drawing and painting encourages mindfulness, where you become fully immersed in the present moment. This can promote relaxation, reduce negative thought patterns, and enhance overall well-being. Many art therapists use mindfulness techniques in their practice.
Coping Mechanism: Art can be a constructive way to cope with difficult life experiences and trauma. It provides an outlet for processing and expressing feelings, making it a valuable tool in the therapeutic process. Some people find solace in art during times of grief, trauma, or personal challenges.
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