Description
Unleash bold texture and atmospheric depth with the 310x410 Baohong Block Rough Ross Paterson 300gsm – a premium watercolor paper block crafted for artists who seek expressive freedom and dramatic surface interaction. Made from 100% cotton and weighing 300gsm (140lb), this rough textured paper enhances granulation, broken edges, and brushstroke energy—perfect for dynamic, impressionistic watercolor work.
Endorsed by internationally renowned watercolorist Ross Paterson, this block is ideal for capturing sweeping landscapes, moody skies, and textured compositions. The generous 310x410mm format offers a commanding surface for large-scale expression. Glued on all four sides, the block remains flat during heavy washes, letting you focus entirely on your creative flow.
Key Features:
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Size: 310 x 410 mm – expansive format for expressive, large artworks
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Texture: Rough – maximizes granulation, texture, and brush movement
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Weight: 300gsm (140lb) – durable, absorbent, and resistant to warping
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Material: 100% Cotton & Acid-Free – archival quality for professional work
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Glued on 4 sides – keeps paper flat and stable during painting
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Endorsed by Ross Paterson – trusted by artists worldwide for expressive watercolor techniques
Perfect for: Watercolor artists who love rich textures and atmospheric effects—ideal for landscapes, skies, and impressionistic compositions that demand depth and emotion.
by Jocelyne G.
Been a tutor, I order these pads for my student as the paper is excellent to work with, and love them too
by Joan H.
love the Baohong paper - it takes the watercolour so beautifully. Excellent service as always!
by JOEL S.
This paper is beautifully made and the block is solid and well presented. I find the Baohong Rough to be "rougher" than the Arches Rough that I am used to. I am still undecided as to whether I like that or not . Time will tell. The gum that holds the Baohong block together is strong and one has to very careful when removing a completed piece - (if you work with paper on the block). It is best to wait for the piece to be 100% dry before removing it from the block.
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