- pad with 90g/m² sketching paper (Gerstäcker N°1), 120 sheets remaining
- 1 pad of sketching card postcards
- 1 pad of 450 g/m² watercolour paper (Hahnemühle Cornwall)
- 1 pad of 600g/m² watercolour paper (Hahnemühle Leonardo) ~8 sheets left?
- rest of a pad of 9''x12'' sketching paper (~10 sheets)
- 1 pad of 25 sheets 24x30 cm watercolour paper, 300g/m², Clairefontaine, hot press
- 1 pad of 25 sheets 18x24 cm watercolour paper, 300g/m², Clairefontaine, hot press
- 1 pad of 300g/m² watercolour paper (Hahnemühle Britannia), with 5 sheets remaining
- 1 pad ~20 sheets of A4 drawing paper, 120g/m² (Idena)
- most of a 50 sheet pad of A4 Letraset marker paper I bought in Finland in 2012
- rest of a pad of A4 drawing paper, 120g/m² (Listmann)
- 1 small pad of watercolour paper, 250g/m² (Hahnemühle Burgund)
- Nearly unused A5 spiral bound sketch pad, slightly off-white, 90g/m² (Canson XL)
- partly used (~15 sheets left) A5 pad of 190g/m² sketch paper (Hahnemühle Nostalgie)
- partly used (~10 sheets left) small pad of 220g/m² rough watercolour paper (Hahnemühle D'Aqua)
- partly used (~6 sheets left) small pad of 300g/m² watercolour paper (Canson Studien-Aquarellblock)
- 10 sheets A4 decorative paper (ribbed, marbled, mostly oale green)
- Lana Vanguard plastic-to-use-like-paper drawing ground. 9 of 10 sheets left (and most of the 10th sheet, in smaller parts)
- most of a 25 sheets pad of watercolour paper 300g/m², cold pressed, Clairfontaine
- partly used pad (~50 sheets left) of 200g/m² watercolour paper 24x32cm, Gerstäcker N°3
- partly used pad (originally 10 sheets) of 150g/m² watercolour paper (folia)
- 25-30 loose sheets of drawing paper, iirc 250g/m² (ursus)
- ~55 A4 sheets of my preferred "bristol" to marker on (Exacompta)
- 1 pad (20 A4 sheets) of Bristol, 250g/m² (Canson), still shrinkwrapped
- 1 pad (50 A4 sheets?) of Hahnemühle drawing paper, still shrinkwrapped
- 1 pad (50 A4 sheets) of drawing paper, 250g/m² (boesner LineArt), still shrinkwrapped
- 3 (!) pads of 125g/m² drawing paper, with 200(!!!) sheets each (Gerstäcker N°2), still shrinkwrapped
- ~50 sheets of the same from another pad
- ~15 sheets of A4 marker paper
- an inch-thick stack of A5 sized stuff, mostly Exacompta cardstock
- a 4-inch stack of coloured copier paper
- ~ 50 sheets of black paper
- partly used pad of assorted brightly coloured papers
- a small stack of various decorative/fancy cardstock
- 4 packages of square pearlescent/metallic patterned paper
- most of a pad of coloured construction paper
- a complete pad of same
- a previously complete pad of same, cut down to one set of 5x7 and rather more of ACEO-Sized blanks, and scraps that are usable for bookmarks
- a small stack of naturally aged paper I may have owned since primary school
- a handful of brown paper salvaged from big envelopes I received
- small collection of transparent/transluscent papers
- stack of paper I textured with paint, about 1.5 inches high
- stack of A5 sized paper I made myself from pulp, 3-4 inches high
- 2 500er packets of white printer paper
- most of a packet of reclycled/off-white printer paper
- most of a packet (probably less than 500 originally) of 120g/m² printer paper
- close to 50 sheets of spider paper
- ~20 sheets of very smooth paper
- ~25 sheets of linen structure printer paper
- textured card, black and white, from when I bought a spiral binder
- White ACEO blanks, various papers... rather a lot? (stack over 5 inches of single cuts, about 1 inch as tall as an ACEO but at least twice as wide, half-inch stack of cuts as wide as an ACEO but as tall as two or three)
- A dozen 2.5 by 7 iches pieces of black card
- About 25 ACEO blanks out of card I consider only suitable to be entirely covered with collage stuff
- half-inch stack of 4x6 blanks
- a bit over an inch stack of white 5x7 blanks
- 3 blanks of black matboard a bit bigger than 5x7
- A4 sized drawer full of variously sized papers
- small selection of 4x6 blanks cut from various coloured papers
- A4 sized drawer full of coloured paper scraps
On to stuff that's A3 sized, or close to it
- most of a pad og 300g/m² watercolour paper (Gerstäcker Aquarell Classic)
- rest of a cheap drawing pad bought at some supermarket during a back to school sale
- 1 pad (75 sheets) of 160g/m² "universal" paper (Gerstäcker N°5), still shrinkwrapped
- mostly used pad of the same, ~ 20 sheets remaining
- 7 sheets of drawing paper (folia, I believe)
- partly used pad with ~30 sheets of Hahnemühle drawing paper
- nearly unused pad of Copic marker paper, 50 sheets
- 4 plates of heavy bristol and 2 plates of watercolour card, cut to 11''x17'', IIRC
- a packet of paper in assorted colours
Yet bigger stuff
- 11 different designs of giftwrap I gor for crafting
- 1 roll of packing paper
- 2 stacks of folded packing paper
- Big format sketching paper (Gerstäcker N°1)
- Big format construction paper, teal(?)
- Big format construction paper, black
Also 7 canvases.
Sketchbooks
- spiral-bound Hahnemühle D&S Sketchbook, A4 size, 140 g/m², 80 pages
- 3 A5 sized hardcover notebooks with blank pages (80 sheets)
- small format softcover sketchbook, Clairfontaine
- small format notebook, "handmade" paper
- ca. A5 sized moleskine knockoff
- pocket-size moleskine with thick pages
- ca A6 sized blank notebook
- 3 blank mini notebooks
- A5 exercise book, Clairfontaine
- A4 exercise book, Paperzone
- A5 exercise book, Oxford, with some stick animals on the first page
- A5 exercise book, Paperzone, with rough sketches for already done Elfquest portraits on the first 5 pages
- A5 spiralbound sketchbook, partly filled
(List made because I made a resolution for this year to end the year with less paper than I started it with.)
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