Daler-Rowney Marker Paper Pad A3

The peoduct is nice delivered early but packaging was worst it dameged the product a little the first 5 pages from the right side were cutted slightly and more 20pages from thr bottom were bend as if something weight has been put on them and they say its a marker paper but the pages are so thin like obviously its not bleed proof you will see the back of the paper after coloring it will damage the other pages so i request to everyone if you buy this product dont expect that high from this i dnt think they can handle alcohol based markers or water colors i tested them with brush markers but this paper is too bad it bleeds alot thats why i suggest to not buy this go for Strathmore bristol smooth paper if you dont want betrayal

I will change my review from 1 star to 4 stars. It was actually good for technical pens so I don't mind using them. But they are not ideal if you are using fine nibs as they may scratch the paper as these sheets are not thick.PS: don't get fooled by the free manga templates. It consists of the worst ever drawings of a girl and boy. Terrible hairstyles, similar eyebrows and very bad mouth drawings included.

Daler rowney mixed media spiral pad is having Awesome quality of the pages. Works well with everything from markers to watercolours. Didnot try oil paint though. Bit expensive. Wish it could be cheaper. But very satisfied with the pad.

Smooth paper, does not bleed, no fibers catching on to the nibs, lasts long. Not suitable for any other medium, it crumples with even little water color. Different color papers are stacked in this pad. If you're not a fan of that this is not for you.

Inspired by Johanna Basford, I bought this to try it out. Very very thin and smooth paper. Exactly as described in the seller's site. Meets my expectations. I like it a lot. Will purchase again when I finish this pad.

Very good quality paper especially for watercolor. However it is not that good for color pencil. Color pencil or dry media does not blend well on its surface. I would recommend it for watercolor (not very heavy washes), acrylic and ink.

The paper quality is phenomenal. However, once corner of the pad is bent resulting in all pages having a bent corner. Kind of beats the purpose.

Good

I use Hanhemulhe 300gsm, Arches 300gsm and even the cheapest Stationery Island 300gsm. This one is very bad paper quality. I'm doing Contemporary Art so I need decent paper for my projects, unfortunately this one is not what I expected. The paper cockles even in the lightest wash. It would be okay for pencil, crayons, oil pastels and soft pastels. Just anything liquid doesn't fit well with this paper. Disappointed as I use other DR products.

Hobby artist, I mainly use acrylics with loads of water. This paper takes a lot of paint and water without tearing, curling or fluffing up. Also wirebound, so you can wither keep it all together, or rip pages out to send your artwork to friends.

Bought to use to make sketches and test colour pallets ect before final pieces...this paper does not enjoy even light watercolour washes. I felt the paper was too soft too and pencil even used lightly left an indentation in paper which isnt ideal. A few marlers also bled ever so slightly at the edges for me (promarkers) wont be buying again.

The only A3 paper I keep buying and that I trust :DI do a lot of gouache, watercolour, acrylic and ink work and this works well for all of them - but obviously if you use TOOOO much water, eventually it'll still buckle.

This is fabulous mixed media paper . I use nothing else . It takes all of my mixed media products wonderfully . It is quite thick and doesn’t warp too much too