| Brand Name: | Copic Illustration Paper and Marker Pad |
| Model number: | ALCMRKA4 |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | ALCMRKA4 |
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Developed in Europe, the layout paper in these alcohol-marker pads is so thin that you can trace images through each sheet. Yet, a special coating on the reverse side keeps colors from bleeding through and keeps images clear and sharp.
The paper is dimensionally stable and bleached (without chlorine) for optimum whiteness. Each pad includes 50 sheets. It is pH neutral and ideal for designers and architects. Available in A4 (8.25" x 11.69") and A3 (11.69" x 16.5").
Each pad has a blank COPIC marker color chart on the inside so you can fill in the blanks with color as you add to your COPIC marker collection!
The paper is dimensionally stable and bleached (without chlorine) for optimum whiteness. Each pad includes 50 sheets. It is pH neutral and ideal for designers and architects. Available in A4 (8.25" x 11.69") and A3 (11.69" x 16.5").
Each pad has a blank COPIC marker color chart on the inside so you can fill in the blanks with color as you add to your COPIC marker collection!
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best for copics,
This review is from: COPIC Bleedproof Marker Pad- 11-3/4 x 8-1/4 Inch (A4)
I'm not quite sure why Copic made this marker pad...Really, would recommend watercolour paper or a smooth Bristol paper way before I recommended this! It doesn't take the colours very well, and it tends to leave things streaky. Copic also makes a pad of paper called the PM pad, or PM paper, and that works much, much better.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's... ok...,
This review is from: COPIC Bleedproof Marker Pad- 11-3/4 x 8-1/4 Inch (A4)
This paper is usable with a bit of practice. The pad is bleedproof and has no issues with feathering as it is thin and non-absorbent; the pigment basically sits on top of the paper. This, however, can be frustrating because it's difficult to render/blend more than two layers of color in any one area without the marker picking up previously laid color-not pretty.
Overall, it's an ok paper. I'll use it until I run out, but I am looking into other papers to use with my Copics.
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