Since 1933, Clearprint Artist Vellum has been at the forefront of American innovation and design. In the same year that it was introduced, Clearprint Vellum was used in developing the San Franciso-Oakland Bay Bridge. Since then, it has been the standard substrate for engineering projects such as the B-17 Flying Fortress that helped win World War II, and all six orbiter space shuttles operated by NASA.

Today, Clearprint Vellum is the same 100% cotton paper that was developed back in 1933, and its application has expanded from drafting and engineering to countless fine art uses, such as oil, acrylic, and watercolor painting, paint markers, pastel and charcoal work, inks, printmaking, graphite drawings, and 3-D.

Its uniquely delicate, transparent appearance is combined with an extremely durable construction that resists yellowing, cracking, and ghosting, making it a remarkable alternative to traditional fine art papers.

Clearprint Vellum is made from 100% cotton, with a 16 lb (60 gsm) weight equivalent to standard bond paper. Each book contains 50 pages. Features customizable vellum cover and tear out slip sheet.