XL Series Marker Paper Pad, Semi Translucent for Pen, Pencil or Marker, Fold Over, 18 Pound, 9 x 12 Inch, White, 100 Sheets (400023336 1 Set

Although I love this paper, I was a little hesitant to get it because of the numerous Having said that, I think I see what the problem Paper that has been used on the wrong side. My name is Erica and I'm a freelance writer. I wanted to share because I think that this is a great bargain paper for using alcohol markers, and there aren't a lot of them around. Thank you for reading x I hope this helps you.

Briar Winters

| Oct 12, 2020

My first step was to sketch the image with pencil, then I used Pigma pens, and finally I used copic markers to color it. As a result, the ink pooled and did not blend correctly, something I have never experienced with these markers. It was a disappointment that the color didn't bleed onto the desk despite the fact that the opposite side shows the color. The recommendation is not to use it.

Langston Carr

| Apr 10, 2021

As I have learned to do calligraphy with brush pens, I have been practicing more and more. In recent months, I have been using Tombow brush pens and this paper provides a perfect practice surface. You can practice tracing first on this sheer material, which won't damage your brush pens. It's also very smooth, so you won't ruin your brushes. This is a great recommendation!.

Vada Sexton

| Dec 03, 2020

After using this for a while, I decided to bump this to a 3. I started with 2 stars but still moved up to 3 after a while. As an ARTIST, I have little experience with COPIC / ALCOHOL MARKING, but am new to colored pencils and alcohol markers. You will probably find this review to be most useful if you have an education and training I reviewed this because I have not seen this kind of perspective on the reviews pages. The paper I used for my first Copic work is Strathmore smooth bristol 300 paper, which is very blendable and soaks up a lot of I could achieve an effect similar to that of Photoshop by using Prismacolor brush markers It is possible to blend colors with relatively contrasting colors after just four hours of practice. See On the marker tube, yellow, orange, and brown (5 colors for the body) were quite different from how they appeared on my paper. The smoothness of the marker never seemed to be an issue, even with one layer. I will not be doing that in this paper. There seems to be either an instant absorbency of the colors or they float on top of the paper as puddles. There's no point in trying to blend a wide spectrum since every single stroke and layer of color is going to be visible, making this paper impossible for beginners and heavy blenders to use. While a lot of the colors in my starter set of 24 prismacolor markers weren't that close in family and to boot, they were extremely bright, I felt like my starter set of 24 could give me a lot of mileage. The paper I am using allows me to do a thin layer of copic green 01, but I feel I would need to cover it with copic green 00 first. The attached image 2 shows a quick sketch made with a single RV34 magic marker. It's nice to be able to get many values from a single marker, though. It is possible to create an equally stunning brushstroke effect if you do it carefully. It doesn't really suit the way I like to color on this paper. To me, slapping a lot of color on paper is like putting a lot of color on a canvas and then figuring out what to do next. Due to my inexperience, I make a lot of mistakes and like to try a variety of blends. There is no point in getting discouraged if I make a mistake in 1 line and have to fix it, because paper is hard to fix. Depending on how much marker you layer, there may be a tiny bit of bleeding, but I use the green sheet that comes with the package to prevent damage to I am *br/*br/* You may have different results depending on how you color with markers and how experienced you are.

Nadia Rose

| Nov 09, 2020

This is great value, in my opinion. There are 100 sheets in a In my typical work format, I will cut the paper down to make it smaller, so that I will be able to use the pad more. There is a noticeable lack of thickness on this paper, but for me, that's what I prefer in marker papers. Considering that it is thin paper, you should be careful not to wrinkle it as you erase. The film has a semi-rough edge to it If you prefer to draw on other paper or in your sketchbook, it is transparent so you can easily trace your drawing. It not only takes several layers of alcohol ink well, but it also dries quickly. On the back side of the page, it will still be visible, but it will not bleed over to Including the white gel pen, all of my ink pens adhere to the pages nicely and dry dry on them. You can use white gel pens on the page even when there are traces of alcohol marker already on it, but they won't adhere.

Hadleigh HUMPHREYS

| Jan 12, 2021

After getting my first set of comic markers, I wanted good paper. I've liked this brand of paper before with their watercolors, but the pages on this fell out of the cover and came out too easily. I also faced issues with bleed through as well as pooling ink when coloring.

Westley NAYLOR

| Feb 03, 2021

As for the paper itself, it is excellent. As with all marker papers, you are only supposed to use one side. The other side has a backing that prevents bleeding through. Draw on the wrong side of the paper and you are unlikely to get the outcomes you want. My impression of this paper was very positive, and it certainly has bleed-through characteristics I'm sure. There is only one thing that took a star away from this review The paper pad itself came detached from the cardboard backing. Also, the pages of the sketch pad tend to come loose fairly quickly, so using it as a sketchbook is difficult. The disadvantage of this is that it is better for people who have no problem pulling pages out of books.

Kashton Turner

| Jul 09, 2021