300 Series Palette Paper Pad, Tape Bound, 9x12 inches, 40 Sheets (41lb/67g) - Artist Paper for Adults and Students

Reliable palette paper! Fits inside my palette keeper and I like to use it for my acrylic paints. Holds up well.

Loved these! Served as easy pallets for my paint night. Easy clean up too! Here is a pic of when I was setting up. They kind of look like place mats too with how big they are. We did pair them up with plates but most ended up using the paper pallets. They are pretty sturdy too and no accidental rips happened while people mixed colors. Ive used them for my own personal projects too.

Excellent. Easy to use. Fair price.

A great addition to my art setup! Easy to deal with and very convenient. Nothing leaks through when I'm using/mixing watercolors or water-based markers on it.

Great paper. Easy clean up for my projects

An untrained hobbyist digital artist for almost 10 years, I recently decided to put the stylus away for a while and do art via physical mediums. Acrylic, watercolor and oil paints are just a few of the mediums I've been trying out. I own, operate and maintain a few 3D printers as another hobby, and have designed a few of my own palettes and 3D printed them. The palettes work for my watercolors, but I found it difficult to mix paint colors on my palettes. Plus, my 3D printed palettes are difficult to clean with acrylics and near impossible to clean with oils. Watching some painting advice videos on the internet, I saw these palette papers being used and though "BINGO!". These papers work great for me! I've heard you can using baking sheets as well, and may be something I look into in the future since it's probably cheaper. But I really like just being able to tear a page out of this pad and start loading it with paint. When I'm done I can just toss the paper. I have a small desk I use for my art, so space is at a bit of a premium. These pages are still small enough that I can keep one by my canvas while still allotting space to put down a few different colors of paint and mix them at different dilutions. I suppose you could clean them but I haven't attempted this and probably won't. I have crudely "reused" a couple of papers with acrylic paint. I just used up as much of the acrylic paint on the paper as I could, let the paint dry, then put down more paint on the dried paint, making sure to match colors to location. This worked well for a couple of times and gets a little more life out of one of these sheets. I'm quite happy with these sheets and feel they've helped me in my art, by providing me a means to control my paint.

Great product. It's always consistent. It makes oil paint clean up much easier.

Strathmore 300 palette material has been working well for me for years with oil and acrylic paint. It holds up even after repeated mixing in the same area. I tape it to my wood palette and use in art classes and plein air painting. When the class is over I just throw it out and avoid the use of solvents to clean up.

This is the best palette paper. It does not have a cut out in the middle of the page like most brands do. So you have the whole sheet of paper to mix your colors. Excellent product.

I love the large size and have been using this palette for a few years now. The only reason that I gave it four stars instead of five is the hole on the palette sheet for the artists fingers. For artists who like this then accept it as a five star for quality and sturdiness, but for me I would have preferred the extra space for my paints! (I wish they would do a larger size. My palette needs always need more!

The paper was well suited for the mixing of oils with a palette knife. a good thickness .

Very good with acrylics, oils ,casein and gouache. Non absorbent; which is what you want. Some cheaper palettes made of paper might suck the binder out of the paint because they are not plastic coated like this one is. A bit expensive, but when you consider the time you save on clean up it's worth it. Backing board a bit floppy so clamp it in a big clip board 😁

This is a product I didn't know I needed until I tried it! It's a must have if you do water coloring esp. ink based colors.