A4 Perfect Colouring Paper (50 Sheets)The Forest Stewardship Council

well iv only used about 4 bits, these are for final bits of work not for sketching or it would be a waste, work perfectly with copic and other similar markers. look amazing, feels like card. best paper for markers hands down

I've struggled to find a cardstock which suits my new brand if alcohol markers and this was recommended to me. There is no bleading when colouring stamped images with my Arteza Everblend Markers. I'm very impressed 🙂

This isn't paper, the name is slightly misleading it's a cardstock.I've tried various different marker papers and I hate them all I find them hard to erase pencil on and they tend to show your marks from the alcohol markers and as an artist that's a complete pain in the ass this however is absolutely perfect it blends the colours beautifully and stands up well to multiple layers with no visible pen strokes.I've seen the various reviews from crafters but was still unsure as obviously artists are going to use more product on the paper and push it to its limits more but it does stand up incredibly well with smooth shading and layering giving me the desired digital art look. I'd highly recommend this over other marker papers and even over the multimedia sketchbooks especially if you want to use it for finished pieces as they come out looking so good.It's obviously not going to work with coloured pencils as its far too smooth but then as it's so expensive you wouldn't really want to waste it on your coloured pencils anyway.There's very minimal feathering if any and yes it does bleed through but I simply laminated a piece of card that I use behind whatever paper I am currently using markers on to prevent the surface behind being damaged as apart from the very expensive Rendr sketch books there really isn't a paper or card that will stand up to alcohol markers without bleed through.

This paper feels nice and smooth, has a really good surface vs ink effect and my copic markers come out nice and vivid against it. There is a bit of faint bleed through if you’re working with darker colours or doing lots of blending where laying down multiple colours but it’s not the worst nor a dealbreaker. As the pages are all individual I just use them one sheet at a time on a wipe down drawing board so any marks that might make their way through don’t matter as they won’t be transferred onto other art work or perfectly useable paper. Love the thickness of this too, just a really good mix of borderline card-like and drawing paper.

I am not sure if more experienced Copic users find this paper not as good as other brands, but as a newbie on marker colouring I really like it. Seems to blend ok, it does bleed but only a bit and the paper doesn't get damaged even if you layer the marker a lot. I think to get started it is a really good product for the price.

The best paper I had so far, perfect for stamping and colouring

I’m using them judiciously, and use them certainly for final pieces of artwork, and not rough sketching. The paper quality is good, and was delivered in pristine condition - no bends, no creases, no damage. Copics do bleed through to the other side of the paper, but I often use a “waste card” below it - it’s never bled through onto this with the normal degree of blending I do.

I'm just new to copic markers and bought this along with some of the X-press IT white blending card that everybody raves about on YouTube.I did some blending tests on both papers and found this is just as good if not better than the X-press IT. In fact, the X-press IT had some minuscule white flecks whereas this one didn't and the colours were just as vibrant on both and easy to blend on both. It is also has the same card like thickness as the X-press IT.As this is a lot cheaper than the X-press It, I will be purchasing this one from now on.