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Visual Diary

$374 AUD (inc GST) $418 (inc GST)
$340 AUD (ex GST) $380 (ex GST)
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High-Quality for Sketching and Creative Planning

This premium-quality Visual Diary is the perfect companion for students and artists looking to sketch, plan, and explore ideas. Featuring 60 sheets (120 pages) of acid-free, 110gsm genuine drawing cartridge paper, it provides a smooth surface ideal for pencil, ink, and light washes. The double-spiral binding allows for easy page-turning and lays flat for comfortable drawing, while the black polypropylene cover and hard card back ensure durability and protection. Whether used for art projects, creative journaling, or design concepts, this visual diary is built to last and inspire.

Zart  |  SKU: PD625
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Key Features

• Premium double-spiral binding for easy page-turning
• Black polypropylene cover and hard card back for durability
• Acid-free, genuine drawing cartridge paper – 110gsm
• 60 sheets (120 pages) for extended use
• Ideal for sketching, creative journaling, and media experimentation
• Suitable for pencil, ink, and light washes
• Perfect for art students, portfolio building, and classroom use

In the art room, this visual diary is a versatile tool for drawing exercises, brainstorming compositions, and documenting artistic progress. Teachers can use it for sketching lessons, observational drawing, or media experimentation, helping students refine their techniques over time. Its sturdy construction makes it ideal for portfolio building, planning large-scale artworks, or daily creative practice, ensuring students have a reliable space to develop their artistic skills.

Additional Information

Note: A2 landscape (bound on the short side).

Specifications (PD625)
  • Catalogue Page Number
    85

Acknowledgement of Country

In the spirit of reconciliation, Zart acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and culture. We pay respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.