Thick, 100% cellulose watercolour paper in excellent quality with a structured surface. . In order to succeed with watercolours, we recommend that you use watercolour paints in pans with mother of pearl pigments (which makes the colour stand out dramatically on the black base). Alternatively, you can use classic watercolour paint pans, where you mix the white colour with all the other colours from the palette. The colours will appear on the black watercolour paper as pastel colours.Crayons: Use the porous soft pastels, the soft and greasy oil pastels or the hard wax crayons etc. directly on the watercolour paper. Naturally, the lightest colours will appear strongest on the black paper. Remember to fix the soft pastels with Fixative when you have finished..
