Ohuhu Marker Pads Art Sketchbook, 6.9" 6.5" Mini Square Size, 120Lb/200Gsm Heavy Smooth Drawing Papers, 30 Sheets/60 Pages, Hardcover Sketch Book, Specially For Alcohol Markers

Love that the paper is actually good quality and not some cheap printer paper. Worth the money

Ohuhu is an amazing company for artists. Even tho I don't own any markers, this book was AMAZING with sketches. I definitely recommend it.

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I like how it looks, but about the color is still fine cause it has nice blank pages👍🏽

Good size and detachable pages. Very convenient for drafting on the go

Hard paper. Satisfied

Used for a sketching book. Good quality and useful.

Very nice

De buena calidad y muy buen precio, lo recomiendo

Cute little sketch book. Good quality paper.

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I bought for my travel 🧳 and i think it is the best! No wonder it's expensive i just wanna say that if you like drawing 😜 buy this skitch pad 🗒️ it's perfect for travel forever and ever 😁😄

Ohuhu is one of the brands I will always be loyal to. They have yet to let me down, and I’ve needed a new sketchbook for a while. Being bleed resistant for alcohol markers is a plus, since it is my main media. However, as other reviews state, the pages are not 100% alcohol marker proof. They are definitely resistant, but using alcohol markers on a page will more than likely render the other side unusable/difficult to use. I scribbled with Ohuhu markers on a page I tore out to test the bleed resistance, and with the pink you can see I did 1 stroke, then up to 5. With the black, I just scribbled in a circle for around 10-15 seconds. The pink didn’t bleed through until 5 strokes, and it was super mild. The black definitely bled a lot more, though. While it didn’t touch the other paper too noticeably, you can see that the backside of the page I drew on has a good amount of bleed. If you blend your alcohol markers you know you need multiple strokes, and this can quickly lead to a 30-page notebook only having room for 30 drawings, instead of 60 like I had hoped. The paper quality is great though. It feels nice, it’s smooth, and has good weight. Feels nice to write and draw on, with little to no resistance against graphite and pens. I have not tested watercolor or acrylics on the paper yet though, so I do not know how it stands up to those medias. Also, I kinda hated the texture of the cover. Minor complaint, but it was weirdly textured with a ton of small lines, and an almost vinyl/plastic feel to it. I covered it in stickers to negate the texture, which was easy enough, but I wish it had not been textured, or was more mildly textured. But again, that’s a minor complaint, and very person-to-person.