📄 Premium Neenah Exact Vellum Bristol, 8.5" x 11", 67 lb/147 gsm, White, 94 Brightness - 250 Sheets (80211) Review

I usually buy a Strathmore Bristol Vellum for colored pencil work, but at $8 for 20 sheets it got a little pricey, especially if I just wanted to sketch or experiment with color. I came across this stuff at WM and decided to give it a try and all I can say is WOW! I'm excited! It's a nice bright white, smooth and with enough toothing for colored pencils. It also does a VERY good job of mixing solvents. I mainly use paint thinner and a Prismacolor marker mixer to blend my pencil work and this…

This paper (cardstock) is great for making English paper plates and is not as heavy as other 67 lb cards. Regular 67lb box is a bit stiff for more complex EPS designs. Regular 67lb cardstock works great for hex shapes, but if you're looking to move on to newer, more complex designs like the new Milleflori quilt blocks, then this is the paper for you. When I compared this paper to some of the pre-cut laser cut shapes I had purchased I found that the weight of the paper was about the same. If you

I am an artist who typically uses fine art quality Bristol paper for my work. I wanted Bristol paper, which didn't come in a spiral bound notebook, so I could sketch and layout on the computer and print in cyan. Then I draw, scan and edit the blue lines on the computer. This gives me traditional lines and effects with positioning options for digital sketches, compositions and layouts. That's great for my purposes. It's not as high quality as the Bristol I usually use for ink, but it takes ink…