Comparison of the Stillman & Birn Sketchbook Series

Last Friday, I received a package of Stillman & Birn sketchbooks. hardbound Alpha Series 8.5x11 in (21.6x27.9 cm);  wire-coil B

Stillman & Birn sketchbooks

Carnival of Pen, Pencil and Paper

Stillman & Birn Beta Series Softcover Sketchbook, 8 x

Stillman & Birn Sketchbook Review

An ideal companion for fine artists, creatives, professionals and students alike, this hard-cover sketchbook features 62 sheets of high performance paper that is pH neutral, lignin- and chloride-free. The toothy surface is suitable for all dry media and ink; with both internal and surface sizing, each page accepts light washes as well. The cover is made with extra heavy-weight binders' board, a durable material that withstands everyday bumps and bruises, keeping your artwork safe and sound.

Stillman & Birn Epsilon Series 5.5 X 8.5 Hardbound Sketchbook

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An ideal companion for fine artists, creatives, professionals and students alike, this soft-cover sketchbook features 46 sheets of high performance paper that is pH neutral, lignin- and chloride-free. The toothy surface is suitable for all dry media and ink; with both internal and surface sizing, each page accepts light washes as well. The flexible, yet rugged cover has a soft-bound sewn binding with rounded edges to prevent fraying. 100 lb.

Stillman & Birn Epsilon Sketchbook - Softcover - 5.5 x 8.5

Stillman & Birn Sketchbooks, Part 1

These hard-cover sketch books feature high performance paper that is pH neutral, lignin- and chloride-free. The heavy-weight 150 gsm paper has a toothy, medium grain white surface, and is suitable for all dry media and ink. With both internal and surface sizing, it will accept light washes as well. The covers are made with extra heavy-weight binders' board that is tough and resistant to warpage. The hard-bound books contain 62 sheets and the wire-bound books contain 50 sheets.

Stillman & Birn Alpha Series Hardbound 5.5 x 8.5 Sketchbook

How to Choose Your Sketchbook (A Review of Stillman & Birn