Optimized for SEO: Art-n-Fly 9x12 Sketchpad with Bleedproof Sheets - 120 Sheets Total, 2 Pack Review

I ordered every marker color I could get my hands on. Only I had to go to their website to get colors they didn't have which made it worse. Of course I got all the colors but the delivery service sucked and half my order was canceled without notice. Unfortunately, I no longer return the markers I have, so I am selling any consumables I have purchased ($400+) and never recommend them.

WOW! I came up with something really quickly because I was dying to try it, but it worked so well! Yes the paper is thin but it did NOT bleed like my other mixed media paper. I really freaked out when I realized I forgot to put another sheet after this one, but no! Simply good! I used Copic markers (although I also have Art-n-Fly). I was concerned about the lack of reviews but I'm glad I got to experience it for myself.

Words cannot describe the junk that this paper is. If you like paper that doesn't mix, buy it. The back of the sheets (the side that looks like a sticker) actually fits better. My basic Walmart-style Artist's Loft paper actually works better. I used the same leather marker to start a new project and it didn't match anything. It turned out like a child's doodle. I uploaded a direct comparison of a new project I was trying to draw with this paper and a drawing I started two days ago using the…

I was initially disappointed when I saw how thin the sheets were, thinking they would not prevent the Master brand alcohol markers that I use with this drawing pad wanted to bleed through. The paper didn't feel as thick as another brand I've previously bought as a gift for my son. Then I noticed that the back of each sheet looked shinier than the front, I figured it must be a special coating. I drew Spiderman to test it. The paper worked great with pencil, ink, alcohol based markers and white…

This was the first drawing tablet with markers I bought. My daughter likes to use alcohol based markers but I have found that they dry out very quickly. It turns out that you need to use special marking paper. I studied the reviews of the types of markers I bought and this one had one of the best reviews. The paper is very thin but does not show through. It appears that there is something of a wax coating on the back. On this paper you can sketch and draw with pencil and don't have to worry…

I bought this mainly to experiment with my Copic markers. There are several pros and cons, so I'll cover each one. Pros: The marker doesn't go through the paper at all! I mixed a lot on one sheet and was worried it might come through, but the other paper underneath stayed nice and clean. This was amazing as the paper is quite thin! I love how the colors look on paper and layering the same color really shows the obvious difference between lighter and darker patches of the same color. The marks…