Construction Paper Assortment Pack - 50 Sheets, 9x12 Inches, Multicolor

Exercise your creativity with this colorful assortment of True-Ray® Construction Paper! This pad of unruled construction paper is the perfect blank slate for you to let your imagination reign. The notepad comes with 50 sheets of medium-weight, semi-smooth paper, perfect for doodling, designing and coloring. This 50 page book is the perfect blank canvas for all your arts and crafts endeavors. Our mission is to empower teachers, students, and artists to be their best by providing them with sustainably sourced, superior educational and art products. Our True-Ray® paper products are made from 50% recycled sulphite paper.

Tru-Ray Construction Paper, 10 Assorted Colors, 9" x 12", 50 Sheets

• 50 sheets, 5 sheets per color
• Wide array of colors including: white, orange, light yellow, festive green, pink, blue, sky blue, warm brown, black and holiday red
• Groundwood construction paper
• 100% vat-dyed colored pages
• Composition: groundwood processed fiber
• Acid free and recyclable
• Resists fading for bright, longer-lasting color
• Durable and soft: Tough enough to handle scoring, folding and curling without cracking and tearing
• Designed for teachers, students, and artists
• #1 Teacher Preferred
• Great for elementary, middle & high school large group use
• Certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative
• Also available in bulk pack

Five ways to get better at painting:

• Buy better art supplies: Premium art supplies can be just the kick-start you need to get your creative juices flowing.
• PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE: Improve your drawing skills. Draw every day. Keep a sketchbook and use it daily.
• Study the experts: Take workshops. Watch how-to videos. Read art books. Visit art galleries. Join an art club. Subscribe to an art magazine. Look up art sites on the Internet. Take a life drawing class. Copy an old master work for study. Explore art movements in history. Read biographies of other artists.
• Make use of composition and design: Design your composition before painting. Plan a color scheme. Plan and use a value pattern. Use thumbnail sketches. Make sure to include a center of interest. Obey the laws of perspective in realistic landscapes. Take the image all the way to the edge of the paper. Use thick and thin and broken lines. Make more gradation. Make no two shapes the same!
• Improve your technique: Layer paint. Change colors every inch. Use economy of brush strokes. Add interesting shadows. Leave some white paper for sparkle. Observe light and shadow.