RENDR Hardbound Sketchbook 8.5x11, Bleed-Proof Paper for Alcohol Markers, Copic and Ink | 180 GSM, No Show-Thru, 48 Sheets

This paper is awesome. It doesn’t bleed through when using alcohol based markers like Ohuhu. It supports every kind of marker or paint and doesn’t warp paper. I would definitely recommend this to other artists.

I like using markers in my art so I decided to try this sketchbook out after I read the reviews and watched some youtube videos on it. So far I'm impressed on how the markers don't bleed and how fancy the sketchbook looks. I love how the cover is hard, and I can customize it with stickers. One thing to note is that it doesn't lay flat, so it might feel a bit weird to draw on the left page if you are right handed. I personally don't mind that much. This has a lot of pages so it'll last me quite a long time. Will buy again.

I love love this sketchbook. I do marker, color pencil, and graphite art work and it works beautifully! The best part is that the marker lays and blends super nice as well as no bleed through! I couldnt believe my eyes when I couldnt see anything on the back of the page I was working on. I definitely recommend! You need this magic unicorn in your art go to's! Will b getting another one. P.s. the cover of the sketchbook does get nasty so ide suggest customizing it 😊 itll cover it up and adds a personal touch.

Nice, heavy weight, bleed proof sheets.

If you want a 100 percent fully bleed proof marker paper exclusively for traditional marker paper with the same upsides as using mixed media to blend gel crayons, watercolor gansais, gouache or pencils, then this is for you! Not only is it overall less work comic wise as using Bristol's, as you don't have to complicate/plan panels as much due to having accsess to multiple papers, but it's less to manage as well. However, while doing so is certainly easier, you also give up A LOT of flexibility as a result. 1st Con I'd say is that I really don't reccomend these for heavy blending. Blending this is more like layering watercolors/inks than traditional marker, which means like those mediums, there's only so much you can layer. There's also only so much marker layer the paper can take before it barely even registers or light to dark just doesent work. I highly reccomend doing what I did and buying some good quality gel crayons to do finishing blends. That's the only way I made the background look so good otherwise. If you're doing drawings with light colors, then that shouldn't be a problem at all or only a minor one. But, if you have a dark illustration/comic like the one I have above, it is something big to keep in mind. Another con is that it's not fully mixed media, but that's to be expected if it supports markers and dry media the way it does, similar to how the reverse is true on wet media paper. If you do ANY watercolor work, I really don't endorse it at all. I used my watercolor markers that have high quality pigments with a huge wet brush and it was handled horribly. It's not a complete loss however as it handles wet media that isn't traditional Western watercolor wonderfully. My tastes with watered down gel cragons,watercolor gansais,and Gouache have all been pretty good to even great. My final con is that due to the paper being a bit greyer, I do not reccomend using skin tones at all unless they're vibrant like the new Ohuhu 24 marker skin tone set. I used my 6 set copic ciao markers and the light peach among other colors showered up more as a grey and barely showed up correctly at all. There's also a slight discoloration due to the paper being grey, but that can be seen as either a pro or a con. Overall,great comic paper. 8.5/10. Would buy again.

Maker doesn't bleed at all.

In 28 years of illustration and sketchbooks, this is the first, truly no-bleed paper that I have found that stands up to alcohol based markers beautifully. Watercolors won't bleed either but the paper will wrinkle with some water based media. It's the first sketchbook where I can actually used both sides of the paper without the previous drawing showing through. I immediately purchased another hardbound sketchbook as well as 2@ 9x12 tear out paper pads so I could make smaller/odd sized sketchbooks to carry with me. The paper seems to have a slightly weird, but not altogether unpleasant odor. If chemical smells bother you, you probably wouldn't be using alcohol based markers anyway but I just thought I'd add that info since it may put some people off. I don't mind it.

I purchased this as a gift for Christmas. I don’t know much about art or paper so I read a ton of reviews before ordering this one. It’s been a few weeks now and the recipient is very excited about the quality. There is absolutely no bleed through. The only half-negative comment is that the pages aren’t perforated for easy removal. I will definitely purchase this brand again.

bellissimo, sicuramente lo ricomprerò una volta che finirò i fogli. il colore dei pantoni resta sulla sua facciata senza penetrare in quelle sotto. un angolo mi è arrivato leggermente danneggiato ma lo si nota solo guardando da vicino, quindi nessun problema

Absolutly no bleeding at all! (The colours on the blank page are just from me testing markers for a different picture) this is the only brand I'll be buying for my marker drawing! Note - I use Ohuhu alcohol markers and sakura pigma micron pens to outline. Havent tried a blender marker yet, I noticed with my other book one of those cause significant bleeding. The pages are slightly grey but I don't care for that

The best and for me the only option for art with alcohol based markers

J’utilise les markers a alcohol copic et ce notebook est le seul que j’ai trouvé où l’encre ne traverse pas peu importe ce que je fais. 10/10 recommandé

This is a quality sketchbook, the paper is ultra smooth and bright white meaning your alcohol marker colours will look nice and saturated. Even with many layers of copic colouring, there was absolutely no bleed through to the other pages. Finally a sketchbook I can use with Copics and not have to waste many many pages because of bleed.