Winsor & Newton, BLEEDPROOF MARKER PAPER PAD SIZE A4

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Too much ink can warp the sheet so you have to be careful about it. Don’t fret! It’s not that huge of a deal. 7. Strathmore Series Marker Pad On the other hand, the vellum surface is perfect for colored pencil, graphite, crayon, and pastel. 5. Mixed-media paper I got this paper as a gift but I would highly recommend it to anyone so if you see your chance, buy this! Very thin marker paper

Also because of its bright white surface, you can use any media for painting including brushes, copic markers, pens, acrylic markers and many more. Each type of marker sheet has pros and cons depending on your work. You need a very smooth paper surface and texture of the paper and it’s important not to use acid-free paper and archival quality papers for finished artworks.

Much like the pros, let me be clear that this is an overview of the cons of different manufacturers of Copic Paper and not true of all. My suggestion would be to read the information and decide what you want personally from your surface to create the art and result you desire. An explanation of the differences between both types of paper includes a lot of shared characteristics.

Ink and pencil work well on different weights of hot-press paper. Drawings made with charcoal or chalk will not be able to adhere to this surface. The bright white paper is ideal for eye-catching photographs for short-term use. 3. Natural white paper Both groups of markers are their own medium entirely. There are many techniques not possible with alcohol based markers which can be great with water based markers etc.

There are many different kinds of markers on this planet. But most of them belong to one of these two groups; water based or alcohol based. The good news, however, is that this does not necessarily mean buy the most expensive marker paper you can find.