Is it possible to use acrylic paint on Stonehenge paper? I've used Stonehenge for years with colored pencil but have recently begun working in acrylics. I'm considering working in a larger format with the idea of being able to roll the finished works. I also like the idea of not having to prepare the surface first. I tried painting on a small sample with no problem. I generally like to use thin layers of paint, airbrush medium, glazing medium and finish with a diluted acrylic varnish. I'm wondering if I'd have a problem with buckling or the paint cracking or chipping. Would I have to pre-wet and stretch it? Might there be a paper better suited for my purpose that comes in rolls? Or is this a bad idea altogether? Your advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Stonehenge should not be a problem with acrylics - you don't want to lay down heavy. My suggestion is if you want the best results try using a watercolor paper like Saunders Waterford or Lanaqurelle. These papers have sufficient surface sizing light or heavy applications. The best bet is to trial all - buy a parent sheet of the Stonehenge, Waterford & lanaqurelle. The Stonehenge is available in roll stock. Check out the legion website for all the specs. Good luck - I hope this helped.
Michael Ginsburg