Canvas Textured Inkjet Gloss Card Stock

Sale price $11.00 Regular price $15.99

Bring a tactile fine-art dimension to your digital photography and design with gloss brilliance and authentic canvas texture. This canvas textured inkjet gloss cardstock combines a high-impact photo-gloss finish with an embossed sand grain surface — producing vivid color depth, sharp detail, and a distinctive pebble-like texture that interacts with light for a gallery-quality presentation. Inkjet only.

Pack Size: 10 sheets — 8.5" x 11", 210 gsm (approx. 80 lb. cover), gloss front / matte back. Inkjet only.


Canvas Textured Gloss Inkjet Cardstock — Sand Grain Photo Paper, 210 gsm, 8.5" x 11"

Each sheet features a premium gloss inkjet-coated front with an embossed canvas texture — a sand grain pebble finish that gives printed photos and digital art the look of traditional canvas without sacrificing the sharpness of photo paper. The instant-dry smudge-resistant coating handles heavy ink loads for rich blacks and vivid colors. The matte back is hand-writable for notes, captions, or signatures — not printer compatible.

📐 Product Specifications

  • Pack Size: 10 Sheets Per Pack
  • Sheet Size: 8.5" x 11"
  • Weight: 210 gsm (Approx. 80 lb. Cover)
  • Texture: Embossed Canvas — Sand Grain / Pebble Finish
  • Front Finish: High-Gloss, Water-Resistant, Instant-Dry
  • Back Finish: Matte — Hand-Writable, Not Printer Compatible
  • Compatibility: Inkjet Only — Dye or Pigment
  • Print Quality: Smudge-Resistant, High-Resolution Capable

🖼️ Related Canvas Media

Canvas Gloss Photo Paper Uses — Portraits, Gallery Prints & Digital Art Displays

The sand grain gloss surface makes this cardstock the go-to choice for any project where a standard photo paper finish isn't enough — adding tactile depth and canvas character to every print.

  • Photography: High resolution digital photo prints, portrait print cardstock, and landscape gallery displays
  • Digital Art: Digital painting reproductions, AI art prints, and Canva design gallery cards
  • Home Decor: Home decor photo prints, framed portrait keepsakes, and gallery wall art
  • Events: Party photo display paper, wedding portrait prints, and celebration keepsake cards
  • Professional: Design presentation cardstock, high-end client portfolio prints, and product photography displays
  • Gifting: Framed photo gifts, personalized portrait prints, and special occasion keepsakes

Pro Tips

Printer Setting: Use Photo Paper Gloss or Heavyweight Cardstock mode on your inkjet printer for best color saturation and ink adhesion on the textured surface.

Print Side: Print on the gloss front only — the matte back is hand-writable but not printer compatible.

Single Sheet Feed: Feed one sheet at a time through the manual or bypass tray for smooth passage and consistent results.

Handling: Sheets are instant-dry — safe to handle immediately after printing, but avoid stacking face-to-face until fully cured to prevent surface marking.

Frequently Asked Questions About Canvas Textured Gloss Inkjet Cardstock

Does the texture make the image look blurry?

Texture vs. Sharpness: No — the canvas texture is embossed into the coating, not printed. Your printer still fires ink onto a precise surface, giving you the look of canvas with the sharpness of photo paper.

Can I use this with a laser printer?

Inkjet Only: No — the specialized gloss coating is designed for inkjet ink absorption only. Laser heat may damage the surface coating and your printer fuser.

Can I print on the back of the sheet?

Back Side: No — the matte back is not printer compatible. It is hand-writable for notes, captions, dates, or signatures using pens or markers.

Is this paper water-resistant?

Water Resistance: Yes — the gloss front coating is water-resistant and smudge-proof once dry, making prints suitable for display in high-traffic or humid environments.

How is this different from regular gloss photo paper?

Key Difference: Standard gloss photo paper has a flat smooth surface. This sheet has an embossed sand grain canvas texture that adds dimensional depth and a tactile feel — combining photo sharpness with the visual character of artist canvas.