Printmaking Paper

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Shop our wide range of printmaking papers for all techniques, from relief and lino to etching, monotype printing, and more.

Our selection has been carefully curated from the world's leading papermakers, ensuring you have the best paper for printmaking,​ whatever your project or budget. Japanese printmaking paper​, called Washi, is strong and very thin. It is well-suited to hand burnishing techniques because it’s easy to manipulate in the hand for positioning, and doesn’t require much pressure when taking a print. Western papers such as Stonehenge and Fabriano Rosaspina are thicker and well-suited to printing with a press.

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Jackson's : Unica : Printmaking Pad : 250gsm
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Heritage : White Screenprinting & Drawing Paper : Sheets
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Fabriano : Unica : Printmaking Paper
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Fabriano : Unica : Printmaking Paper
Available in a range of sizes in either Cream or White

From £0.50

Hahnemühle : Etching Paper : 300 gsm : White
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Hahnemühle : Etching Paper : 300 gsm : White
Available in single sheets and packs of 25

£6.10

From £5.18

Hahnemuehle : Traditional Etching Paper : 100% Cellulose : 300gsm
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Hahnemuehle : Traditional Etching Paper : 100% Cellulose : 300gsm
Available in White and Bright White in single and 25 sheets

£4.30

From £3.65

Khadi : Lokta Dark : Nepalese Paper
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Khadi : Lokta Dark : Nepalese Paper
2 sizes available in 30gsm, 60gsm, 90gsm; hot pressed and cold pressed

£1.60

From £1.36

Seawhite : Newsprint Pads : 100 Sheets
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£4.20

From £3.58

Stonehenge : Fine Art Paper : Gummed Pads
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Stonehenge : Fine Art Paper : Gummed Pads
Available in a choice of sizes from 5 x 7in to 18 x 24in

£12.70

From £10.79

Seawhite : Newsprint Pad : 100 Sheets : A4
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Seawhite : Newsprint Pad : 100 Sheets : A3
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More on Printmaking Paper

Printmaking papers come in many guises and there a no hard and fast rules as to what you should be using. The paper that you choose will be integral to your work and affect the finished print, so even proofing should be done on the final printing paper, as opposed to a budget alternative.

As a guideline, though you might want to consider how you are printing, choose lighter-weight papers for hand burnishing and heavy-weight papers for printing on a large press. The individual product descriptions will help to guide your choice.