Marker Paper for Acrylic Marker

Feature : The paper weight (thickness) is usually very high, with common ones being 180g, 200g, and even over 250g. This can effectively prevent ink from seeping into the back of the paper, allowing you to use it on both sides without being affected.

Benefits : Save paper and keep the back of the work clean; When painting, the touch is solid and it won't wrinkle or break easily.

Feature : The paper surface usually has a slight texture, but it is very dense and smooth. It is neither as rough in texture as watercolor paper nor as completely smooth as coated paper.

Protecting the pen tip: The smooth surface reduces wear and tear on the acrylic marker pen fiber tip, extending the pen's service life.

Vivid colors : The pigments can be evenly adhered to the paper surface, with high color rendering and good color reproduction.

Smooth brushwork: When drawing, it feels very smooth without any sense of obstruction.

Feature : The ink absorbency of the paper has been meticulously designed to enable acrylic ink to quickly adhere to the surface without excessive diffusion (ink bleeding).

Benefits : You can draw very clear and sharp edges and lines, which is very suitable for works that require fine lines, such as illustrations, comics, and font design.

Feature: This is the core characteristic of acrylic paint. The coating of the paper ensures that when a new color is applied over a dried one, the underlying color will not be dissolved or lifted.

Benefits: Easy to modify, it can easily cover dark colors with light ones, achieving rich color gradation and mixed color effects.

Feature: Even after repeated application and layering, the surface of the paper is not prone to fuzzing, pilling or damage.

Advantage: The picture always remains clean and flat, making it suitable for detailed depiction.