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The paper you use can completely change how your watercolours behave.

Download my free Watercolour Paper Guide and discover exactly what to look for—so you can achieve smoother washes, softer blends and more enjoyable painting results.

Discover why 100% cotton paper makes such a difference.

Learn the weight, texture and size I recommend.

Avoid wasting money on paper that makes painting harder.

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Why your watercolour paper matters

Choosing the right paper makes painting easier, more predictable and far more enjoyable.

Smoother washes

Good-quality cotton paper gives your paint and water time to move naturally.

Softer blending

Create beautiful transitions without your paint drying too quickly.

Less frustration

Stop blaming your technique when unsuitable paper may be causing the problem.

Is your paper making watercolour harder?

Your washes dry too quickly, leaving hard edges and patchy areas.

Your paper buckles, curls or starts breaking down when you add water.

You feel overwhelmed by terms like cotton, cellulose, cold pressed and 300gsm.

Hi, I’m Karen. Let’s make watercolour feel easier.

After years of teaching watercolour, I’ve seen how often beginners blame themselves when their paper is actually making painting more difficult.

That’s why I created this free guide—to help you choose paper that gives you more time, better control and far more enjoyable results.

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