Thank you Sharon and Jean.
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Have you ever seen Stonehenge in white? I know my son and daughter-in-law want their portraits on white paper but I can't find one that I like
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Patricia,
I have only used white once, it was for my
self portrait.
It may not look so by my picture, but it's much brighter than on screen. I personally would not use it for sensitive portraits, unless I
wanted higher contrast. You may want to practice on a small piece of it first before doing a full drawing. I think I bought mine online, (Dick Blick?) some places offer a sampler pack, just ask if white is an option. If they let you chose the paper, try also Stonehenge's fawn colored paper. "katrina" is on fawn, but the color is nicer than what you see here on screen.
Take care.