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SKETCHBOOK TOUR - LEUCHTTURM 1917

I started this sketchbook back in 2023, but no matter how many people love it, unfortunately, it never became my favorite. After a big disappointment, I set it aside. Even though the paper is thick and high quality, it soaks up watercolor like sand absorbs water. It dulls the colors, and I couldn’t use it for the purpose I bought it for. After testing watercolor on the first few pages, I didn’t touch it for almost half a year. Then, in February 2024, I started using it again for pencil sketches and later discovered that acrylic works very well in it—so slowly, it found its way back into use. Honestly, I won’t repurchase it. I don’t know if Leuchtturm has other sketchbooks with different paper, I haven’t looked into it. Maybe it’s not even meant for watercolor at all, and I just misunderstood! Anyway, I guess it doesn’t matter anymore. At the moment, I’m using 11 sketchbooks, plus quite a few more that I haven’t even started yet. Each one is different, because I’m still searching for the ideal sketchbook. For the way I use sketchbooks and what I use them for, I haven’t found the perfect one yet. For example, I really liked the Fabriano Drawing hardbound sketchbook. Its pages are thick but not too thick, watercolor looks nice on them (surprisingly, since it’s not watercolor paper), and it even holds up well with the Pilot Parallel Pen, which is another plus. It would be ideal if it were lay-flat, but unfortunately it’s not. In any case, I won’t give up experimenting, and I’ll keep testing whatever I can get my hands on where I live. Did you have a favorite sketch from this sketchbook? If yes, tell me which one—and maybe why that one in particular. Or you can share with me if you have a favourite sketchbook too! Have a lovely day and happy creating! #SketchbookReview #artmaterials #mixedmediaart #Watercolor #acrylicpainting #sketchbookjourney #drawingandpainting #fabriano #leuchtturm #sketchbooktour