These spiffy new Clairefontaine 90g Graf it pads are sitting on my “To Review” pile. I’m wondering how the paper compares with the paper in the Clairefontaine Sketch Pads. (Which I like.)
A few reviews on the Graf-it’s have already been spotted on the following blogs:
Have you tried them yet? If so, be sure to let us know what you think.
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I was thrilled to see these pads in Alberto’s blog and have been searching for them since then. Only found them on the web at one site out of Autralia. Dick Blick advertised them last month, but by the time I called them none were left! I’d review if I could get my hands on them.
Karen, an A6 will do just fine. I like the gray cover.
I actually saw these in my local Blick store. I don’t think they have them on the web yet…
They certainly look nice, and the name and cover illustration suggest graphite-friendliness! If I ever see them for sale, I’ll certainly buy a couple.
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