Exact Vellum Bristol Cardstock, 8.5" x 11", 67 lb/147 GSM, White, 250 Sheets (80218)

Perfect thickness and quality for coloring. I use this paper to print downloaded coloring pages. It works great with colored pencils and colored markers.

I LOVE this paper & use it virtually for every single crafting project that I do! I use it for card making, foiling projects, painting projects, etc. I couldnt believe that it handles paint well... More than that, I was SHOCKED when it foiled better than any other paper I have (I have so many types of papers it's sickening!) This paper is probably the thickness of 2 sheets reg copy paper (very thin) but it's also very sturdy & durable. It's just a good quality paper. NOTE: 1 side is sort of flat with a little bit of texture & the other side is VERY textured.

I have been looking for a good paper to use with colored pencils and saw this recommended by an artist. The attached image one I colored on this paper. It is dual sided with a smooth side and a "rougher" side with a bit of tooth. I found out accidentally that the smooth side will also work fairly well, but the toothy side is a marked difference for layering. It is a very reasonable price for a good quality paper and I will definitely buy it again.

This is my go to card stock I use. I like the thickness and whenever I print stuff, the ink doesn’t bleed like others have done. It serves its purpose and works well with my printer.

I repeat, this is bristol board not copy paper!! It's thick and ever so slightly textured (like a business card but not quite as hard). If you're an artist on a budget I would highly suggest going for this rather than trying to make do with copy paper. It's only a little bit more expensive but the added thickness makes a world of difference. It's not quite as nice as easy to carry around as a dedicated sketchbook, it's a little stubborn about letting go of thicker pencil marks, and you will miss the sturdy cardboard back that comes with said sketchbooks. But, considering it's around half the cost I'm willing to take that trade. Student artists this should be your go to for practice! Don't waste money on those horrible toilet tissue thin "Sketch" pads. Get what the professor tells you for projects, but use this to hone your skills. Upgrade when you're ready to go pro.

I was skeptical at first to purchase this product; however, due to the other company's pay increase on their exact same product type, I decided to take a chance on this paper. I have to say that it is exactly of the same quality only much more reasonable in price. Since I use this to make gifts and give them away to people, I needed something that would make my bookmarks stand up super nice...this paper did the trick for me. I will be purchasing this product again and again and again.

Okay, guys... There are two types of vellum. Translucent vellum, which this is not, and vellum finish, which this is. It just means the paper is toothy. So like watercolor sketchpad type paper is likely vellum or felt finish, and really thick. Copier paper is usually a smooth finish. This is about the thickness of inkwell press paper (which is probably smooth or super smooth finish). You're not going to have a ton of ghosting or bleed through with this paper, even with a fountain pen. It works fine to auto print double sided in my oldish ink jet printer (it's probably 5 years old). It's easy to hole punch. I'm using it to make planner inserts, and honestly the vellum finish annoys me. But... For what it is, it's very nice.

This paper is fabulous. One side has a bit of tooth or rougher texture while one side is smoother. I use it for printing pdf images I purchase off Etsy for adult coloring and it takes water mediums pretty good in lighter amounts as well. Fantastic for colored pencils.