Marker Pad | Spiral Sketchbook with Thick Bleedproof Smooth Coated Art Paper, 120 GSM 80 LBS | Sketching, Coloring, Lettering, Drawing Pad for Pigment & Alcohol Markers | 8.11 x 8.5 Inch, 60 Sheets

This pad is glossy, which allows for great marker interaction. And it is difficult to get it to bleed through to the back. Very impressive.

I bought this sketchbook for my graphic design class (I'm the teacher) because I needed to test paper quality before I had my students buy one. I needed high-quality paper for our typography unit and this paper did the job. No smears, no running; ink stayed in place. Highly recomment

Great for car travel

Gave as a gift to someone along with some pens.

This was a gift for an unknown child

This is not good for markers for people who would use like expensive markers and want their peices to look professional. I used Ohuhu markers on this paper and they looked super streaky and you can see the lines where the ink overlaps. Also, the paper has a gloss finish and this makes it difficult for the ink to absorb into the paper. Great for not bleeding through, however the ink just sits on top for a bit and it’s super easy to smear. Also because the ink sits on top, it will spread farther than you would like it too and outside of your sketch lines. This was a waste of money.

I didn't want to believe the negative reviews.. or at least give the pad a try first. Come to find out, the ones about seeing the alcohol marker lines when dried is true. I even lightly sketched with a pencil to erase.. though it did erase, it left a shiny/waxy like spot in its place that, when an alcohol marker is used over, you can definitely see the difference. As well as the paper has a glossiness to it that, when going over it quickly with a marker, even a regular permanent marker, it squeaks.. badly might I add. Not worth it

I have several brands of alcohol markers (Arteza, Winsor & Newton, Prismacolor & Copic) - none of them "like" this paper. The ink sits on top of the page and actually pools. You can see the brush strokes, ink drops and there is absolutely no blending possible. The paper is ultra thin. Note: it does not bleed as most alcohol marker pads because all the ink sits on top of the paper. This is the worst quality alcohol and ink paper I've ever owned. I also tried dye-based markers, pigment paint markers and color pencil - none of them work well on this paper. Please, for your sake, save yourself! Ruuuun, artists, ruuuuun!!