Bianyo Bleedproof Marker Paper Pad, A4(8.27"X11.69"), 50 Sheets, 18 LB / 70 GSM, Glue-Bound, 100% Cotton, White, Ideal for Use with Markers and Ink Mediums

The paper IS thin, but it's incredibly smooth and great for alcohol markers. Another advantage is that thin paper is compatible with more printers if you are printing coloring pages. Pages tear out easily with no residue.

Great paper to keep multiple art projects in. Does not bleed through to the next sheet.

Paper works for what I'm using it for, which is to practice and doodle with my alcohol markers. Alcohol markers (dual tipped kind) are the only type I've tested out with this paper, so keep that in mind. I find this paper to be great for my purposes.Fair warning, the paper is on the thin side. I was worried about this upon first inspection, but it ended up not being an issue for me. I was worried it wasn't thick enough and that it would bleed, but it did not. At least with the markers I've been using. You can see a bit of marker through the back of the paper, but there was zero bleed through onto subsequent pages. So, paper is thin, but I didn't have any bleed through onto the page underneath the one I was working on. That was important to me, so the minimal marker visibility coming through the back of the page didn't bother me since it didn't bleed onto other pages.My particular markers did very well on the paper. It is very smooth paper and my markers laid down very smoothly. I was able to blend very well. Everything looked very good on this paper. The pages tear out perfectly too.Overall, I like it for what I'm using it for. I was worried about thickness at first, but ended up not being a problem at all.

Absolutely amazing! I bought it for my daughter who loves the alcohol markers. She rips out a piece of paper (which the pages rip out nicely) and puts it behind what she is coloring so she doesn’t ruin the next page in her coloring books. They are definitely bleed proof! 110% recommend for all marker coloring!!

Is this paper bleed proof? No, not really. Is it still worth the price? Yeah, I’d say so.When using my copics, I noticed that it really shows color well. It’s incredible smooth paper, so the final result is like a printed picture. Unfortunately, there is a threshold for ink capacity, so past a certain point not only will it bleed through, it also will stop blending and the ink will lay on top of the paper. This isn’t really a big deal as it soaks in eventually, and with copics it may even be a good thing.I do agree that I wish it came in more pages, and yes, there is a crease at the top of the page. Put it in a thick book for a few days, and it goes away. However, crinkle it some other way, and it is probably not going to recover.

I was looking for marker pad, specifically. I used to use very expensive thick Bristol plate for markers- I still do sometimes, for finished works, or cards... But but the bristol plate is very thick and it sucks all the ink out of the pens, and it bleeds. (I usually use alcohol based pens, pigma micon, and alcohol or water based colored markers.) This pad- I worried it was maybe 'plastic coated' or hand some texture on the back. But it feels like a decent weight premium brand copy paper and -no 'plastic' etc coating that you can see.But I tried my best to get the paper to bleed under somewhat more soaking and strenuous conditions and it didn't shred or rip going over it, the color was a nice saturation but the paper was not itself 'saturated' it didn't shred while going over it with the markers, and try though I did to get it to bleed through, it didn't.At a decent price, and thickness that isn't so 'super-premium' that it sucks up my markers and dries them out faster, and enough sheets in the pad (unlike say, bristol plate, or thick toothy all purpose art paper) that you're getting a nice pad of paper, not just buying expensive paper in a pad with so few pages, you're essentially just buying by the sheet.This is priced decently, it doesn't bleed through, and you get enough paper per pad that you can experiment and doodle, you don't have to conserve it exclusively for cards, or other full finished works. It's really helped me open up my creativity knowing it bleed or soak - but still I can create, experiment, with a decent marker paper.I recommend this- I will be back to buy more!

What can I say??? Bought this because of the claim of being bleed proof… it is! It is thin, but works! I have put this paper through some test with my alcohol markers, and though it does bleed through the back of the paper, it does not bleed onto any other paper. Which, is amazing! I have not tried to put it through my printer, at this point, but when I do, I’ll come back and do an update. I’ve only had the paper a day, but it does not bleed onto other paper, my table or anything at this point. The markers blended wonderfully, and there’s no issue. I’m very happily surprised highly recommend.

Just like the title says, it’s thin and works for markers, smooth surfaces. Somehow my markers still bleeds through a bit, but not a lot.