Studio Series Artist’s Tiles – White, 3.5 in
Studio Series Artist’s Tiles – White, 3.5 in
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A very small blank page can be wonderfully freeing.
The Studio Series Artist’s Tile Set gives you 75 heavyweight 3.5-inch square tiles for drawing, painting, lettering, pattern-making, creative exercises, and ideas that simply don't need an entire sheet of paper.
Made from substantial 300gsm acid-free cardstock, each tile has a fine-tooth surface that works with both wet and dry media, including pen, pencil, pigment ink, pastel, and watercolor. The surface is designed to prevent ink bleed and provide control for fine lines and details.
Make one little drawing. Try a new technique. Paint a tiny watercolor. Start a pattern and see where it goes.
No enormous blank page staring back at you. Just a small square and somewhere to begin.
Features
Quantity: 75 artist's tiles
Size: 3.5 × 3.5 inches
Paper: Heavyweight 300gsm cardstock
Surface: Fine tooth
Quality: Acid-free
Ink performance: Designed to prevent bleed for fine-line control
Media: Suitable for wet and dry media
Works with: Pen, pencil, pigment ink, pastel, watercolor, and more
Skill level: Designed for artists and crafters of all levels
Maker: Peter Pauper Press, Studio Series
Why We Love Them
Small surface. Low stakes. Make something.
There's something wonderfully approachable about an artist's tile. You don't need a plan for a Finished Work of Art. You need a few inches of paper and ten minutes.
And these aren't flimsy little scraps. 300gsm cardstock gives you a substantial surface for experimenting with everything from pencil and ink to pastel and watercolor.
Use them for quick studies, tiny paintings, patterns, daily drawing, testing a new material, or building a whole collection one little square at a time.
And if one goes spectacularly sideways?
There are 74 more.
About Peter Pauper Press
Peter Pauper Press is an independent, family-owned publisher that has been creating books and paper goods since 1928. What began with finely made books has grown to include journals, stationery, art materials, creative kits, and other thoughtfully designed tools for writing and making.
Their Studio Series focuses on approachable art materials and creative tools for artists, journalers, letterers, and curious beginners alike.
