008 - Sketchbook (passport)
Refill No. 008 for TRAVELER'S notebook in passport size, specially designed for drawing and watercolor. The thick paper is suitable for both travel sketches and stamp collecting.
008 sketchbook for TRAVELER'S notebook in passport size TRAVELER'S COMPANY.
This sketchbook can be used for your watercolor paintings during your travels. Take the time to draw as you did when you were a child, reminiscing about the past... You might discover something new within yourself.
The paper is thick, so it can also be used to collect stamps.
Note: The starter kit can contain up to 2 notebooks. Beyond that, consider getting the "connecting elastics".
Also explore: TRAVELER'S COMPANY, TRAVELER'S Notebook and Bureau.
Features
- Material
- Paper
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2006
Paper made for painting
The paper is white and thick, watercolor type: it is water-resistant and brings out the colors well.
WATERCOLOR PAPER REFILLS
What this paper allows
A thick paper, watercolor type
These refills are made of thick white paper, similar to watercolor paper. It is water-resistant and faithfully reproduces colors.
Painting during the trip
The notebook slips into the TRAVELER'S notebook and follows the journey. You paint with watercolor along the way, then the refill goes back under the leather cover.
The page becomes a postcard
On the watercolor pads and the classic sketchbook, each sheet is perforated or pre-cut. Once the drawing is finished, it can be detached and sent like a standard postcard.
Drawing, collage, collections
The thickness of the paper also allows for gluing, photos, tickets, and even stamp collections. Nothing is printed on the page; everything is left to be done.
Classic or passport
Watercolor, drawing, and accordion notebooks are available in the classic size, wider for drawing, and in passport size, which fits in a pocket.
The accordion notebook
A single folded sheet forms thirteen pages that unfold in one continuous piece. The ideal format for an illustrated itinerary, a series of drawings, or a project that unfolds.