📝 Strathmore 497-6 400 Series Marker Pad: High-Quality, Glue-Bound | 6"x8" | 24 Sheets Review

In the sense that there is a notebook for creativity. All the bells and whistles etc. Be careful when buying and check the size you are because apparently I ordered an index size sketchbook which is even lmao

No complaints about the quality of the paper itself Works great with alcohol markers (Copics, Ohuhu etc). However, if you can find this document locally, you'd better do it. Mine arrived with the covers worn and there were stains on the first few papers.

It's small, but of course you know that because it's specifically named 6x8. But it's great for small sketches or drawings. I tried my copics on it and they worked fine, no bleeding. The paper is quite smooth and thick. So of course you can easily handle your markers. descent price.

I was a little disappointed with how small this notebook was, but it was my fault for not paying attention to the dimensions. However, I really like this paper. I recently bought bee marker paper after hearing a lot of good things about it and was disappointed. I think Strathmore marker paper is a bit better and much more resistant to bleed than Bee. Just go one size bigger next time.

This is my favorite "affordable" marker paper at the moment! It combines very well with Copic and Ohuhu markers and produces smooth, even colors with no streaks. The paper is smooth and has very few jags. It also works great in a regular inkjet printer. I like to draw my sketches on sketch paper and then scan and print them onto this marker paper for drawing/coloring. He's holding up very well. The paper will not bleed unless you apply the ink heavily. Even then there is very little, almost…