Marker Paper, Bleedproof, A4, 50 Sheets, White, 75g/20lb

My son invested in amazing marker pens but the bleeding through to other pages annoyed him. When we found this paper, it was amazing. The thickness and quality of the paper is fantastic. Great value for money compared to going to a local craft store to buy. He loves how easy it is to rip a page out and loves sharing them with his buddies when they do colouring competitions.

I love Winsor & Newton pens. They’re always of very high quality. I find them very useful when I need more detail as I find they don’t bleed or flood the page because they’re so juicy.

The paper is a realy good product i do recomend used my alcohol pens on it and i layer my pens when im drawing and dosent bleed though at all over all a great product i do recomend when on a budget.

Good quality marker. Incredible range of colours.

My Daughter recieved one of these Winsor and Newton bleed proof pads with a set of 36 Copic Ciaos as part of her much longer for Christmas box and at first was much sceptical of this paper, wanting ideally paper as thick as card, but since trying a sheet out to colour swatch her Copics, she has fallen inlove with this thin paper! In fact the thicker 250grm paper stock hasn't been touched at all. Her Copics blend superbly and there is no seepage of ink though to the back or onto the cutting board she works on (to protect her desk) Yes you can see her work threw the back but that is because the paper is soo thin (second from last photo)

I'm not an art expert, I'm learning myself. The paper feels nice and I can attest that a single sheet hasn't had any bleeding through, despitey beat efforts. I haven't figured how to effectively blend yet. If you use a lot of ink and pressure the surface of the paper can start to bobble up a little. All told good paper for the price.

I'd of loved to have given this a full 5 star review but although I was very pleased with this purchase, I felt the paper was really thin, it reminded me of a cheap art pad. I must stress, the paper was good in a sense it didn't bleed, I guess I had higher expectations with it being Winsor & Newton. I've since gone on to purchase another pad for use with Pro Markers and it was cheaper, and much better quality. Great for practising I guess, but if I want to do a piece that I want to frame I will be using my alternative with thicker paper.

I didn't think id like it because of how thin it is but worked really well