Is Bristol paper thick?

Bristol board is a particular type of thick paper that is suited for a huge variety of media. It comes in two finishes — smooth and vellum.

Why is it called bristol board?

Description. A high quality, stiff, glazed, white Cardboard. Originally made in Bristol, England around 1800, Bristol boards, or Bristol papers, were name for the Earl of Bristol who was associated with visiting cards and the fine arts. Early papers were often made by local stationers.

Is Bristol paper the same as bristol board?

The terms Bristol and Bristol boards generally mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably. Our 300 Series Bristol is a single-ply, board-weight sheet that has the weight and caliper (thickness) of a 2-ply Bristol. It is 100lb (270gsm) and comes in multiple pad sizes, sheets and rolls.

What kind of paper is BFK Rives?

Shop Now BFK Rives Printmaking Papers – Cream sheet, 22″ x 30″, 280 gsm. Corner sample. This very popular, fine printmaking paper is mouldmade in France and has a smooth, absorbent surface. Rives Papers, made of 100% cotton, are acid free, soft-sized, and buffered.

How much does Rives BFK cost?

Rives BFK is the paper of choice in lithography, etching, silkscreening, block printing, monotypes, and bookbinding. $420.00 for 100 sheets of Rives BFK Printing Paper 250g 22×30 White Acid-Free.

What are the characteristics of BFK Rives?

Description. Dimensionally stable, BFK Rives is a versatile substrate with an absorbent wove surface that is suitable for all forms of printmaking. Its smooth surface, soft texture, and light sizing allow it to pick up every detail. It has two natural deckles, and two simulated, being torn at the finishing stage.

Why choose arches Rives BFK?

Arches Rives BFK printing paper for the public at wholesale prices. Rives BFK is the paper of choice in lithography, etching, silkscreening, block printing, monotypes, and bookbinding.