
I finished off another inexpensive sketchbook purchased from Target. I’ve had luck with the cheap little sketchbooks they carry so when we see something new on the shelves, we snag it. The paper was all right for dry media but wrinkled with anything wet which I expected. It wasn’t a Sketchbook from Heaven, but it wasn’t bad for doodles and notes. I may pick up another one after I kill off a few sketchbooks I have sitting around the studio.
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Looks like it works well with pencils though! 🙂
The thick plastic cover was nice. It did a good job of protecting the book and I didn’t feel the need to encrust it with stickers. I left the little flap on it so I would remember what brand it was.