Sketchbook
$10.00
A premium 8.5″ x 11″ blank sketchbook with 122 pages of smooth white paper. Perfect for drawing, illustration, and mixed media. Fulfilled by Amazon.
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Tenderfoot Confessions sketchbooks are made for artists who mean business. Each 8.5″ x 11″ volume delivers 122 blank pages ready for pencil, pen, marker, or whatever you create with. No lines. No prompts. Just space.
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| Cover Colors | Blue, Green, Indigo, Orange, Rainbow, Red, Violet, Yellow |
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24 reviews for Sketchbook
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Jennifer M. –
I really like the Blue cover on this sketchbook. The 8.5×11 size gives me enough room to actually draw instead of constantly worrying about running out of space.
Colin M. –
The Blue one has been sitting on my desk as my everyday sketchbook. Blank pages, good size, and plenty of room for whatever I’m working on.
Diane K. –
I bought the Blue cover for an art journal and it’s working perfectly. I like having a completely blank page rather than lines telling me where everything is supposed to go.
Valerie N. –
Green was my choice because, naturally, I needed a sketchbook that matched my personality. 😄 The pages give me plenty of space for larger drawings.
Simon H. –
The Green cover is really nice in person. I’ve been using it for sketches and random ideas, and the 8.5×11 format is exactly what I wanted.
Rebecca S. –
I bought the Green one for illustration work and have already filled quite a few pages. It’s nice having a proper blank sketch pad instead of trying to make do with notebook paper.
Marcus B. –
Indigo was the obvious choice for me. I use it as a combination sketchbook and art journal, and there’s enough room on each page to let an idea develop.
Louise C. –
I love the Indigo cover. The size makes this feel like a real artist’s sketchbook rather than a little notebook you outgrow immediately.
Harold S. –
Picked up the Indigo one for drawing and ended up using it for more than that. It’s become the place where I put sketches, notes and ideas I don’t want to lose.
Amanda K. –
The Orange cover makes me happy every time I see it. I use this one for quick drawings and illustrations, and the blank pages are exactly what I wanted.
Trevor C. –
I chose Orange because there was absolutely no chance I was going to lose it on my desk. 😂 The sketchbook itself is great too—nice big pages and lots of room.
Nicole B. –
Orange is such a fun cover color for an art journal. I’ve been using mine for doodles, planning drawings and things that aren’t quite finished yet.
Eleanor C. –
I went with the Red cover and really like it. The 8.5×11 size gives me enough space to work without carrying around a giant pad.
Warren C. –
The Red sketchbook has become my go-to for drawing. I like having completely blank pages because sometimes the best ideas don’t fit neatly into lines or boxes.
Patricia N. –
Bought the Red one for my illustration sketches. It’s a simple book, which is exactly what I wanted—good-sized blank pages without a lot of unnecessary extras.
Fiona S. –
Violet was an easy choice for me. I use it as an art journal and like that the pages can hold drawings, lettering, little bits of everything.
Kenneth R. –
The Violet cover is beautiful, and the 8.5×11 size works really well for drawing. I’ve been keeping this one beside my chair for evening sketching.
Sharon P. –
I bought the Violet sketchbook for my daughter, then immediately wanted one for myself. There’s something satisfying about having a completely blank page waiting for you.
Michael R. –
Yellow is definitely hard to miss, which I actually like. I use this one for rough sketches and ideas before they turn into finished illustrations.
Holly D. –
The Yellow cover is cheerful without being childish. The pages are a good size for drawing, and I’ve already started filling mine with little sketches.