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    Feb 08, 2018 6 minutes

    SKETCH AND WRITE NOTEBOOKS FROM JASART

    Jasart has released an exciting new range of Sketch and Write Notebooks. The series is attractively packaged and very affordable – the perfect companion for students needing convenient notebooks.

    They’re great for jotting down notes on the run; or for sketching and drawing applications. The unique lined and blank page configuration of the notebooks provides the flexible option of taking down notes on lined pages and freestyle use of the blank pages to suit anyone’s needs in the home, in the classroom, or out in the field.

    Jasart Sketch and Write Notebooks feature stylish fine grain covers, expandable inner pockets, elasticised closures and handy ribbon bookmarks. Each notebook has 160 pages of 110gsm acid-free paper.

    Winsor & Newton Visual Diaries are also essential tools for students wishing to record their creative processes. The diaries come in a range of practical sizes: A3; 11 x 14 inches; A4; A5; and A6. Simply make your selection and fit a handy Visual Diary to the bag of your choice!

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