Borden Riley Inches Sheets 234P111440 Review

The perfect paper for alcohol markers! The thickness is great and it doesn't bleed at all, I used it for my graduation art class and was able to get incredibly predictable results with my Copic and Ohuhu markers. There's also no transparency, so you don't have to worry about your other drawings showing through!

I've been using Borden & Riley Paris pen paper for quite some time. I love certain ink papers, #Inktober2020 is coming and I'm getting ready to participate. The paper shows minimal staining and bleeding when used with regular pens, markers or marker brushes. It's thick enough that rich ink won't bleed through. It's bright, contrasts with the ink and holds the line well. As I said, this is one of my favorite papers, having used it for over thirty years.

This paper is characterized by being used for rendering with pens and markers. I use it to create handy botanical pen drawings as it has a delightfully smooth surface that allows materials to be spread evenly. What I really like to use as a gateway to my professional work is that this Parisian paper is quite light. to allow me to transfer images effortlessly, giving the illusion that my pen, ink and marker drawing skills are freehand and done much better with freehand drawing skills, although I

I've drawn a lot with markers. I've tried several different markers on this paper (Copic, Prismacolor, Sharpies, Sakura and a few others), not only does this paper not show through the markers, but the markers dry very well and the paper is very stretchy. smudge after the marking ink dries. The other thing that's really cool about this paper is that I apply thick layers of marker while slowly painting in detailed areas, and no matter how much I applied, it didn't go to the other side when you…

I drew a lot with markers. I've tried several different markers on this paper (Copic, Prismacolor, Sharpies, Sakura and a few others), not only does this paper not show through the markers, but the markers dry very well and the paper is very stretchy. smudge after the marking ink dries. The other thing that's really cool about this paper is that I apply thick layers of marker while slowly painting in detailed areas, and no matter how much I applied, it didn't go to the other side when you…