The Acorn & Mire Watercolour Field Journal: A Premium Sketchbook for Nature Artists

Perfect for watercolour sketching, nature illustration, and field art, this robust journal features heavyweight paper ideal for wet media. Our unique flip-top, landscape design gives artists the freedom to work in their preferred orientation, making it perfect for outdoor sketching and botanical illustration.

Ideal For:

• Nature artists and botanical illustrators
• Urban sketchers and plein air painters
• Field naturalists who combine art and observation
• Watercolour journaling and ink drawings
• Outdoor art workshops and sketching trips
• Mixed media nature documentation

Artist-Focused Features:

• Best for: sketching with a softer pencil, or ink. Not suitable for a fine nibbed fountain pen, or very hard pencils. Our B-grade pencils, and locally foraged inks are superb on this paper.
• Professional-grade 280gsm paper that handles watercolour and ink beautifully
• 40 pages (20 sheets) of premium weight paper from the UK's oldest still-in-operation paper mill, recycled.
  
• Versatile flip-top for portrait or landscape orientation
• Hand-letterpress printed cover using wood type in our Dartmoor, Devon studio
• Special first page to overcome blank page anxiety
• Size: 120mm x 205mm - perfect for field sketching
• Sustainability: UK-made recycled paper for all papers. Plastic-free, glue-free binding that can be entirely recycled through home recycling pickup.
• Colours: Devon Green, Gorse Yellow, Flint Black-on-Black, and Flint with white (for our Cornish cousins)

Sustainable British Craftsmanship:

• Heavy-weight paper made in England from recycled coffee cups
• FSC-certified materials
• Plastic-free, recyclable binding
• Traditional letterpress printing with vintage type
• Available in Devon Green, Gorse Yellow, Flint Black-on-Black, and Flint with white

Our Commitment: Every Acorn & Mire sketchbook supports UK paper mills and traditional craftsmanship. A portion of sales goes to forest, hedgerow, and peatland regeneration projects. Each journal is printed using heritage letterpress techniques in our Devon studio, offering an authentic alternative to mass-produced art supplies.