Pacon Sulphite Drawing Paper White Review

I like Pacon's Manilla drawing paper, which weighs 56 pounds and is lighter than most drawing paper. I mistakenly assumed that this "lightweight drawing paper" would be the same but in white. I was so wrong! It's almost as thin and "toothless" (smooth) as regular carbon paper) and costs half the price of Manilla. Better use cheap printer paper, Pacona Manilla, or, although I haven't tried it, Sax Sulfite Drawing Paper, 70 lbs ($13.40 for 500 sheets).

I ordered 18" x 24" heavy paper and it's really good. The paper is thick and strong. The use of markers such as B. Marker, results in minimal or no bleeding. The paper has a different texture on each side. The tooth is larger on one side and more even on the other. I also tried my hand at watercolor painting on paper. This works for quick illustrations, although there is some distortion. Acrylic ink works very well. The paper is thicker and better quality than the Startmore 300 series notebook:

are too light for my drawing needs, especially when coloring with markers. I understand there is a special marker paper, but I'm an artist on a budget and need paper where I can get it at an affordable price, so I usually buy tons of paper here at Revain as they generally have the best prices for paper have; The light weight can be useful for quick drawing on the go and using crayons for quick coloring until you can redraw or transfer to a computer for digital rendering. , but don't expect to…