Ohuhu 9"x12" Double-Sided Bleedproof Marker Pad Art Sketchbook 60 Sheets | Large Sketch Book - 90 LB/150 GSM Smooth Drawing Paper - 60 Sheets/120 Pages - Glue-Bound Sketch Pad for Alcohol Markers

Listen. I’ve used a lot of marker paper. Some bleed like a bad breakup, others wrinkle under pressure — but this stuff? A freakin’ unicorn. It’s thick without being stiff, smooth without feeling plasticky, and best of all? No bleeding. Zero. Nada. I’m talkin’ full-blown alcohol marker action on both sides of the sheet and it takes it like a champ. It's like having twice the paper for the same price, which feels a little illegal, but I'm not complaining. Whether you're layering colors, doing linework, or just vibin’ with your brush tips — this pad is your new ride-or-die. It makes my colors pop, blends like butter, and honestly? I kind of want to frame the paper itself. If you’re even thinking about upgrading your coloring game, go ahead and grab it. Your markers will thank you. Your sketchbook? Jealous.

I had a previous no-bleed brand of paper I used to buy all the time, but it has gotten increasingly overpriced and scarce. I love the Ohuhu brand markers, so when I saw this new paper I was excited to try it, and it definitely lives up to the hype! I take traditional art commissions with alcohol marker mainly, and I really layer and blend them on there. This paper was extremely durable to all the ink I soaked into it, and the back stayed perfectly white and bleed free! It makes my commissions look so much more professional, and I think I'll get another one just for personal sketching since I can use both sides completely! The cover is minimalistic which is nice, since I can decorate and customize it as much as I want, and the paper itself is very thick and smooth. If you are using it for the first time, the wet ink looks a lot darker and slightly discolored until it dries because of the inner protective layer that prevents the bleeding, but it dries to the correct colors so don't worry. The only thing I would want is for them to make this in more sizes, because my previous brand came in sizes up to 16x22 which was great for those more detailed artworks. 9x12 is my most used size though, so I can't complain too much. Since this is a fairly new product, then hopefully they will add various size options later on.

Does not leak thru to otherside. The only thing is really test your alcohol markers on it in layers bc what ever chemical they use to make it leak proof does slightly effect quality of work. I had some bleeding into other colors and it kind of drys funny. It looks like hair spray marks or Lil dots all over on the really saturated areas with that said I am still obsessed. I will use it as if it is the only paper on earth lol. It will take a Lil time to figure out how it works but I think it's totally worth it. The price is also absolutely on point for low income artist. I think it's safe to say this brand is creeping on top of copic. I have almost all the bundles of ohuhu markers aside from the pastel set and the largest marker set and that is only bc I cannot afford it. If I had the money I wouldn't think twice about getting them.

My fave marker paper as many are not double sided. This paper truly is and works so good for my alcohol markers. Its the only paper I use for marker art.

very interesting texture, doesn't bleed through at all! weird to use with copics but im still trying to figure it out, the ink needs to really dry to see what's going on, its very thin but not transparent with light, not compatible with water based markers, it will just tear the paper up

I think the intention of the book is to take each page out individually instead of keeping it all in one book. With that design, the sketchbook isnt intended to hold together. Having this book a month, July 13, it's already broke off in two different pieces. I am a little frustrated but too be fair I did see the pictures before ordering and I knew the design. But I did wonder if that would happen. Other than that, it is definitely a great marker pad. It doesnt bleed like others. It's spacious, and it's a thick pad. Definitely recommend.

Tl;dr: Cons: some sort of graininess when tested with Ohuhu water markers, smudging with fresh colors, bound pages came away from spine/cover really easily, cover scratches easily; pros: no bleeding, easy to tear individual pages from the bound stack, when the color doesn't grain it does lay down well. I had the Ohuhu water-based markers and decided to try the marker pad since I thought it'd be the best medium to use it on. Not only did the pad come off from the cover just trying to lay it flat, but it also didn't take the markers very well. It doesn't bleed, so that is true, but unfortunately there's a graininess. I've tried on other paper—including a cheap sketchbook not meant for markers—and while it bled and there's streaks, there's no graininess, so I know it's just the Ohuhu marker pad that produces it. If you want to lay flat colors, try it out, but if you want to layer or the grain bothers you, maybe consider a different paper. Edit: I was reached out to and they do really seem to care about experiences with their paper! I was touched and while I had my issues I do think mine was maybe just a fluke.

This marker pad is ACTUALLY bleed-proof. I highly recommend this product as it is thick enough to make sure that not only will your work not bleed, but you won’t even see what you’ve done on the other side of the page, so you can use both sides. Works amazingly with Ohuhu’s alcohol markers; they glide on smooth and don’t ruin the nibs of your brush pens. Definitely recommend this for anyone using alcohol markers!

Pack was bent and hence so were the papers

Ottima carta per marker ad alcool anche di un discreto spessore. Mi piace molto anche copertina totalmente bianca da poter personalizzare volendo rendendo album tipo sketchbook

Papier finde ich gerade im unbearbeiteten Zustand faszinierend. Daher hat mir dieses Skizzenbuch auf Anhieb gefallen. Es ist für mich so eine Mischung aus Buch und Block, klappt man das Cover oder Deckblatt auf, findet man einen linksseitig geleimten Block vor. Der Vorteil dabei ist natürlich, dass die Blätter ganz plan aufliegen und nicht wie bei einem Buch in der Mitte ein gewölbter Übergang ist. Der Nachteil ist somit die fehlende Mittelbindung, dadurch fehlt den umgeklappten Seiten am Anfang der Halt. Es ist also eher wie ein Block, von dem man jedes Blatt sehr leicht abtrennen kann. Die Farbe des Papiers ist richtig hell weiß, was mir besonders gefällt. Die Papierqualität ist schön glatt und verwendet man die Ohuhu Marker darauf, "bluten" sie wirklich nicht durch. Bei der Verwendung von Markern anderer Hersteller, die ich ausprobiert habe, verhält es sich genauso. Das Farbergebnis darauf lässt sich sehen, der Farbauftrag wirkt schön gleichmäßig und Farbtöne lassen sich spielend leicht verblenden. Hier muss man dem Papier ein wenig Trockenzeit zugestehen. Das Malen mit Markern macht viel Spaß auf diesem Papier. Ein Nachteil des Papieres ist, dass sich schlecht darauf radieren lässt. Beim Radieren löst sich irgendwie die "Beschichtung" der Oberfläche. Das sollte man beachten und kann es umgehen, indem man eine Bleistiftzeichnung auf einem anderen Blatt vorzeichnet, mit Kopierpapier überträgt und dann ausmalt. Empfehlen würde ich das Skizzenbuch von Ohuhu auf jeden Fall, insbesondere auch für die Alkoholmarker dieser Marke.

Me encantan estas láminas... Aunque creo que se les saca más partido con rotuladores... Aún así, yo las uso para todo! Lápices de grafito, lápices a color, rotuladores... Jajaja

Excelente 👌