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Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
October 8th, 2010 by Aldouspi

Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large

  • 72 detachable pages
  • acid free paper
  • expandable inner pocket

The Moleskine Watercolour Large notebook is the portable atelier for painting and drawing with watercolours. A heavy 200-gram cold-pressed paper is identical on the both sides and was created especially for Moleskine. Every Moleskine product is thread bound and has a cardboard bound cover with rounded corners acid free paper a bookmark an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 warning.

Rating: (out of 16 reviews)

List Price: $ 17.95

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5 Responses  
  • reader writes:
    October 8th, 201012:51 amat

    Review by reader for Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
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    As a former art teacher I highly recommend this notebook to anyone who takes the tools seriously. I got this notebook recently as a gift and don’t know why in the world I’ve not run across this til now. I gave the paper a good workout and scrubbing with watercolor pencils, and it held up very well and warpage from water was minimal (is not a problem though because the hard cover irons it out). I like that there is a lot of paper and the paper has just enough tooth to hold water and color well, but will also allow for detail. I think this notebook would also work great for those who are into charcoal, pastels, and ink wash techniques because it is a nice weighted slightly textured paper. Also very much appreciated is the portability: anyone who is serious about art will probably at some point want a handy book to record visions. This is important to practice in real life in real time, and this notebook seems one of the best tools to get better at art.

    I have also done quite a bit of professional framing and can attest that the hard cover is essential if you may want at some point to frame your art as the cover keeps the papers flat and from creasing. One thing I want to request from Moleskine though: although I like the portable size, I would also like to see a few more even larger sizes; maybe 8 by 10 and 10 by 12. I am going to stick with this size or larger Moleskine notebook and large rolls of watercolor paper from now on. It’s economical, good quality, time tested and I like it a lot.

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  • Richard Garza writes:
    October 8th, 20101:14 amat

    Review by Richard Garza for Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
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    Okay, I admit it, I’ve tried a million other notebooks and journals telling myself “why pay more for the name”. I guess I have wasted more dollars looking for the right journal and should have paid more attention to the reviews that I thought were based solely on “Moleskine snobbery”.

    The paper is perfect and stands up to washes better than most notebook journal/sketchpad papers. The fact there is 75 wonderful pages is even better! The size is perfect, and the binding is flexible to keep the opposite page from folding over on you while you are working. The book lays flat without sacrificing the binding. I love the perforated sheets, they don’t tear when you don’t want them to, but if you want to remove a page (maybe a page you really messed up and want removed immediately without messing up your whole book) its a cinch!

    Of course the bookmark is nifty to get you where you are going fast, and the elastic closure means you can stuff it in your bag without worrying you will end up with dog eared pages or rips, plus it keeps things from falling out. Who can live without the pocket?! Perfect for keeping ticket stubs or “souvenirs” or snapshots to add to your book or refer to while painting or sketching.

    The paper is smooth enough to keep detail in your work but textured enough to give depth and contrast and stand up to your watercolor!

    This is “THE ONE” to buy!

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  • cucs writes:
    October 8th, 20101:45 amat

    Review by cucs for Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
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    This notebook is the perfect size and the paper is great for quick sketches on the go. I stash it in my purse along with a waterproof uniball .5 mm pen and whenever I have a moment I sketch and then add the watercolor later. I love this book so much I’ve given them as gifts to other artists and I’ve ordered many for myself. Can’t say enough good things about them

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  • Suellene W. Petersen writes:
    October 8th, 20102:35 amat

    Review by Suellene W. Petersen for Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
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    The buff toned pages are smooth and heavy enough to take light water media without warping. I have not yet worked through the list of media types for which I want to experiment. However, I have tried two brands of colored pencils, several brands of colored pens and markers, two ink types and my lastest acquisition, Neocolor II Watersoluable Caran d’Ache. I will be taking a selection of these crayons with a Micron 01 black pen on a trip next week. With these tools, I can make quick drawings and lay in lush color very quickly. A tiny amount of water and one brush (1/4 ” watercolor) brings the color alive and blends. I am using just a damp brush except for wipe out effects. I am quite happy with the results and my book is beautiful.

    Suellene P.

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  • Alyssa de Guzman writes:
    October 8th, 20102:59 amat

    Review by Alyssa de Guzman for Moleskine Watercolor Notebook Large
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    The great thing about all the Moleskine products is that they give you space to air your creativity, but they’re small enough that they’re not overwhelming like a bigger sketchbook can be. I’ve been using their watercolor book to study watercolor paints and it’s completely perfect–high quality paper that is the perfect texture for watercolor and that doesn’t warp much, even when you use tons of water (as I do). The landscape design gives you a lot of freedom to paint without the spine getting in the way, and the elastic band keeps everything flat and tidy.

    The paper surface is even perfect for dry media, like graphite and charcoal, since it has a slight tooth to it but still lets you erase cleanly. Go ahead, buy it. You won’t regret it.

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