Ohuhu A4 Double-Sided Bleedproof Sketchbook - 120 Pages (60 Sheets) 150GSM No Bleed-Through Paper for for Drawing & Watercolor, Large Drawing Pad (9"×12"), Glue-Bound Art Journal

It is the best paper for alcohol markers. Colours (ohuhu alcohol markers) show their true colour on this paper matching the colour on the marker 100% . Plenty of time to work with and make blendings. You can use as much layers as you want, paper look soaked in ink and a few seconds later, the paper is intact and dry. It can never get flaky, upgrading the experience. Just be aware that if you were using other mixed media paper you have to get used to this one. It is white for sure but slightly on the greyish side and not icy white like other papers so some very light colours might look a little bit on the greyish side. This is good because drawings match the markers colour but bad if you are used to draw in more cold coloured whites.

Brilliant for alcohol markers - performs exactly as described with no bleed through. Light colours initially make the paper look ‘wet and grey’ but dry to their true colour very quickly. Would definitely buy again.

Works really well stops the bleed though on the colouring books brilliant thank you

This paper promises not to bleed when using alcohol markers and it certainly delivered. I tried with several layers of ink and not even a shadow showed through. Although smooth to the touch, it has enough tooth on it to be able to use coloured pencils of the ink base layer. So pleased I bought this. A little expensive, but worth it.

My Niece was really pleased with the quality of this sketch pad. I think it is really good value for money. The pages are good thickness.

Paper is quality for money. Ink does not seep buy dont use wet paint as will seep. Value for money and as per image

The best sketchbooks. My daughter is obsessed she can use all her ink pens on them no problem

I can see the appeal, but I personally do not like this. Yes the markers don't bleed through to the next page, but I don't like the grey colour or texture of the paper, and I hate how long it takes alcohol markers to dry. It's the only Ohuhu pad I dislike.

Un must a avoir si tu aimes dessiner et que tu veux des pages épaisses et idéal pour les marqueurs à l’alcool.

Pack was bent and hence so were the papers

Ottima carta per marker ad alcool anche di un discreto spessore. Mi piace molto anche copertina totalmente bianca da poter personalizzare volendo rendendo album tipo sketchbook

I had a previous no-bleed brand of paper I used to buy all the time, but it has gotten increasingly overpriced and scarce. I love the Ohuhu brand markers, so when I saw this new paper I was excited to try it, and it definitely lives up to the hype! I take traditional art commissions with alcohol marker mainly, and I really layer and blend them on there. This paper was extremely durable to all the ink I soaked into it, and the back stayed perfectly white and bleed free! It makes my commissions look so much more professional, and I think I'll get another one just for personal sketching since I can use both sides completely! The cover is minimalistic which is nice, since I can decorate and customize it as much as I want, and the paper itself is very thick and smooth. If you are using it for the first time, the wet ink looks a lot darker and slightly discolored until it dries because of the inner protective layer that prevents the bleeding, but it dries to the correct colors so don't worry. The only thing I would want is for them to make this in more sizes, because my previous brand came in sizes up to 16x22 which was great for those more detailed artworks. 9x12 is my most used size though, so I can't complain too much. Since this is a fairly new product, then hopefully they will add various size options later on.

Papier finde ich gerade im unbearbeiteten Zustand faszinierend. Daher hat mir dieses Skizzenbuch auf Anhieb gefallen. Es ist für mich so eine Mischung aus Buch und Block, klappt man das Cover oder Deckblatt auf, findet man einen linksseitig geleimten Block vor. Der Vorteil dabei ist natürlich, dass die Blätter ganz plan aufliegen und nicht wie bei einem Buch in der Mitte ein gewölbter Übergang ist. Hat natürlich auch den Nachteil durch die somit fehlende Mittelbindung, dass Seiten die umgeklappt sind am Anfang keinen richtigen Halt auf der anderen Seite haben. Also eher wie ein Block von dem man jedes Blatt sehr leicht abtrennen kann. Die Farbe des Papiers ist richtig hell weiß, was mir besonders gefällt. Die Papierqualität ist schön glatt und verwendet man die Ohuhu Marker darauf, "bluten" sie wirklich nicht durch. Das ist auch so, malt man mit anderen Markern. Das Farbergebnis darauf lässt sich sehen und der Farbauftrag wird schön gleichmäßig und Farbtöne lassen sich spielend leicht verblenden. Hier muss man ein wenig Trockenzeit dem Papier geben. Das Malen darauf macht Spaß mit den Markern. Was leider ein Nachteil des Papieres ist, ist dass sich schlecht darauf radieren lässt. Beim Radieren löst sich irgendwie die "Beschichtung" der Oberfläche. Das sollte man beachten und eine Bleistiftzeichnung eher vorzeichnen und mit Kopierpapier übertragen und dann ausmalen. Empfehlen würde ich das Skizzenbuch von Ohuhu auf jeden Fall, insbesondere auch für die Alkoholmarker dieser Marke.