Itoya Art Profolio Evolution Storage/Display Book 18 in. x 24 in.

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I bought this to store the large paintings my toddler brings home from school. Those big pads for the easel are 1.5 feet x 2 feet. We occasionally look through the art, but the portfolio is mostly just wedged upright next to a bookcase for storage. It is perfect for this purpose.The cover is flexible, but not too thin. The protector sheets are clear and thin, but that reduces the bulk of the book--they're still plenty sturdy. Each protector has a black, acid-free sheet in it, so you can put two papers in back-to-back. Sometimes, when I have two very similar pices of art, I put one in behind the other, so I end up with some protectors with three sheets, plus the black sheet. I wouldn't do it in every page, since it would add too much bulk, but it's fine occasionally.This is designed to be a functional, low-cost portfolio, so it doesn't have any bells or whistles. It's stripped down to the minimum functionality. If this company made a portfolio with zippered sides and a spine handle, I'd probably get that instead, so my child could carry it around when he's a little older without my help (and without fear of damaging the art).Bottom line: This functional, low-cost portfolio is perfect for all of your 18" x 24" paper storage needs. I wouldn't use it as a display portfolio if I were a graphic designer or whatnot, but it's fine for storage.

I have a pretty intensive concert poster collection and was looking for an art book to store them in. This was the biggest and cheapest I could find. It's decent quality. The clear plastic sheets that you slide the artwork in are VERY THIN. They work great but you have to be very careful sliding artwork in between them. Any force whatsoever and the sides rip. However, for the price it works.

The media could not be loaded. This isn't the cheapest portfolio on Amazon, nor does is it secured by a zipper, but it is semi-rigid and seems to be designed and made well. I certainly wouldn't buy it for use, for example, in a public library - I don't think it's sufficiently sturdy - but for my needs it's perfect.In the video I'm posting - sorry, I don't know why the quality shows so poorly on Amazon - I quickly flip through (most of) the pages, showing both some movie posters, but more importantly, hopefully conveying something of the portfolio's quality.As I say, it's not heavy duty, but I think the bang-for-the-buck aspect makes it a winner, and I can recommend it easily. I'll be buying more!

I purchased this for my 18" x 24" gig/concert poster collection. The posters fit perfectly in the sleeves, just make sure you flatten them out first in a picture frame. If you try to insert them curled the corners can poke holes in the sleeves and the pages become bowed. I found that the sleeves do not really help flatten out the posters. I usually put them in a tight frame first for a few weeks to get them nice and flat. The size is true so anything larger than 18 x 24 will not fit. Great quality, the best I have seen, and a great price!!