I never tried this paper before and was wondering ...is there a certain side of the paper to better draw (Markers) on ?
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No. It's the same on both sides, perfectly clear. I use Gallery Glass paints on them to make stained glass paintings that I put in my windows. It works wonderful for this as they adhere to the window beautifully and are easily removed. Good luck. This is a good product.
698278
No , I have not had that problem like markers do. I think it might depend on the type of paper. but ordinary paper is good.
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I buy Velvet for the front side - duh! Why do you care if you print on the back? There are cheaper, quality Epson papers for printing other things.
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what I do is place this paper first than another kind over it when I do my dresses draws. In my kitchen I do the same thing. I also use it under my sink in the bathrm.
2205567
No, the surface is very similar to the feel of sketch paper. I have a screen protector on mine which turns it smooth and glossy which I do NOT like... however I love my wacom more than my desire for the good tactile feedback.
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I have one of these... dry erase with a microfiber cloth leaves a ghost image of what you drew. If you get it wet, then use another one to dry it is MUCH better. Sometimes I have to do that twice.
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I have never had an issue with using a permanent marker on an inkjet printable surface. If anything, the inkjet printable finish should make markers work better.
1099967
On regular printer paper you can see the ink on the other side but it does not bleed through. In my experience, the black pens "bleed" less than the blue/red/etc.
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Yes you can on the roughed side only! The smooth side needs to be drawn on with sharpie or permanent marker (and make sure it DRIES before you color!) Colored Pencils actually work best for these. When you bake them, the color comes out a bit more vibrant. Hope this helps!
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I have not used these to draw. The tip is more rounded, probably not too good for drawing. A tip more pointed like a pencil would work better. Letters and numbers would work okay.
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No, not really. If you flip your paper over, you may be able to see that you have written on the other side. For sure doesn't if you use card stock. Regardless, it's NOTHING close to how a sharpie bleeds. Hope that helps !
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Ya, just make sure you let it dry.I takes a long time. I am not a huge fan of dippy pens but I have a set and if youre after a certain line it works. Im drawing "illuminated" letters w this ink. I did a calligraphy wall plaque too.its a hoot.Drives ppl nuts."Why do you have a blank paper on the wall?"
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Yes. I would suggest a practice run first to make sure the ink flow is how you like it. You may also need to let it dry and do a second coat. The markers do work well though!
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I just drew a line on a piece of paper; without bearing down. The line I created with a new pen is quite thin. Slightly less than 1mm in width.
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yes, make sure the surface is clean and the black charcoal is very strong of the paper, when you trace the picture make sure you do slow and harder.
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I have not tried to print color pictures on both sides, so I don't know what the results would be. But, if you hold the paper up to the light, (with the print facing the light) you will see the print through the blank side.
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Yes, these markers are great for drawing, etc., but you you have a thick paper. Or make sure to put something behind the paper you're using. These markers have alot of ink that is drawn out when writing on paper.