Canson

For over 450 years, the French brand Canson has been synonymous with excellence in the world of fine arts and school supplies. Essential in school bags as well as in artists' studios, Canson offers superior quality papers that enhance every stroke of pencil, marker, or brush. At Wlidaty, we have selected a complete range adapted to the needs of Moroccan schoolchildren, students, and creative individuals, so that every drawing can become a work of art.

The secret of Canson lies in the texture and weight of its papers, designed to withstand repeated erasing without pilling and to offer excellent pigment adhesion. From the famous "C" à grain pouch to technical graph papers, and including colorful creative hobby pads, our products support artistic expression at all ages. Accessible in dirhams (MAD), these quality supports are the essential foundation for success in art classes or personal projects.

The Canson Essentials available in our store:

• "C" Grain Pouches: The absolute reference. Available in various weights (125g, 180g, 224g) and A4 or 24x32cm sizes, this natural white paper offers two different sides (one textured, one smooth) to adapt to all techniques (pencil, gouache, marker).
• Mi-Teintes Papers (Colors): Core-dyed sheets (bright or light) with a cotton content, ideal for pastel, cutting, and creative folding.
• XSmart and Création Pads: Innovative notebooks for sketching (Sketch & Notes), Pixel Art, or Fan Art, with high-quality specific papers.
• Technical Papers: Graph paper for mathematics and sciences, and tracing paper for technical drawing.
• Drawing Folders: Rigid folders with elastic closures to transport and protect artworks without folding them.

Tips for choosing the right paper according to use:

• For sketching and drawing: A light paper (90g to 125g) is sufficient. It is economical and perfect for pencil or charcoal tests.
• For painting (gouache, watercolor): Absolutely opt for a higher weight (180g minimum, ideally 224g or more). Thick paper does not warp when wet and better absorbs pigments.
• For pastels: Mi-Teintes paper with its honeycomb surface is recommended because it retains the pastel powder and gives depth to the colors.

Frequently Asked Questions about Canson Papers (FAQ)

What is the difference between fine grain and coarse grain?

Fine grain (slightly rough) is versatile and suitable for almost all techniques. Coarse grain (more pronounced) grips the medium more and gives character to the drawing, ideal for charcoal or texture effects. Smooth paper is reserved for markers and ink for sharp lines.

Why choose 224g paper instead of 180g?

The higher the weight, the more rigid and resistant the paper is. The 224g paper is more "premium," it better withstands corrections, layers, and wet techniques. It is the preferred choice for finished works or exams.

Does Canson paper yellow over time?

No, Canson "C" grain papers are manufactured acid-free and without optical brightening agents, which ensures excellent long-term preservation without yellowing, thus keeping your drawings safe for years to come.

What is "core-dyed" paper?

This means that the color is integrated into the paper pulp during manufacturing, and not just printed on the surface. Thus, if you fold, cut, or tear the paper, the edge and core of the sheet remain the same color, without appearing white.

Are the pouches resealable?

Canson pouches are designed to protect the sheets. Although they are not "zippered," they are robust and allow unused sheets to be slipped inside to keep them flat and away from light.

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Bring imagination to life with Canson quality. On Wlidaty, we offer you the best support so that every pencil stroke is a success and a pleasure.