A3 Watercolor Folder 29.7x42cm 220-200g/m2 20 sheets Medium and Fine Grain ROSA Studio

The ROSA Studio watercolor folder with combined textures is the ideal solution for artists who want to work with different grain sizes without having to purchase multiple types of paper. Each folder combines medium and fine grain, opening up more possibilities for experimentation, learning, and professional work. Available in A4 and A3 formats, the folder is suitable for both sketches and large paintings.

The paper is made from 100% European pulp and has a density of 220–200 g/m², ensuring reliable performance when working with water-based techniques. A special sizing allows the paint to flow evenly, maintains color depth, and prevents staining on the reverse side. The paper can withstand up to 7 erasings without deformation—an important advantage for students and artists actively practicing the technique.

Main characteristics

• Formats: A4 (21×29.7 cm) and A3 (29.7×42 cm)
• Density: 220 g/m² + 200 g/m² (medium and fine grain)
• Texture: combined (medium + fine grain)
• Material: 100% cellulose
• Number of sheets: 20
• Purpose: watercolor, gouache, acrylic, pencils, ink, liners
• Packaging: sturdy folder with designer cover

Advantages of the ROSA Studio folder

• Two types of texture in one set. Medium grit is great for washes, while fine grit is great for detailing, botany, and illustrations.
• European quality paper. Water stability and color purity.
• Versatility. Suitable for education, professional work and mixed media.
• Multiple amendments. The paper can withstand up to 7 erasings without losing its structure.
• Convenient folder. Be inspired by the beautiful paintings by Ukrainian artists Vasyl Kogutych and Alexander Bobryshev, which adorn the covers of new watercolor folders and bags and help you quickly identify the right product.

Who is it suitable for?

• Beginners, students and pupils of art schools
• Professional watercolorists and illustrators
• Teachers and creative studios
• Parents choosing quality materials for their children

Why choose a combined texture?

A mix of medium and fine grains allows for a variety of works, from textured landscapes to delicate botanical illustrations. It's a versatile solution for creatives looking to expand their horizons and not limit themselves to a single surface type.

Tips for use

• Use medium grain for atmospheric washes, skies, water and expressive works.
• For detail and contours, choose a fine grain.
• Don't be afraid to combine techniques - paper holds ink, acrylic and gouache very well.
• Keep the folder closed - this will help maintain equality and purity of letters.