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If you can’t find tables where you want to sketch, simply rest your paper on the back cover and start illustrating. Since it is fold-over bound, you can flip over the cover and fold it behind so it does not get in the way while you work. It is a sketchbook that beginners, pros, and nomad artists can bring anywhere along with their Copic markers.Īt size 9″ x 12″, this marker pad fits in the backpack nicely yet it gives you enough surface to draw on. Not just about the 100 sheets of drawing space you are getting, its competitive price is also noteworthy.

The same can be expected with a laser printer as it absorbs the inks well.įor sketching ideas to create a masterpiece, this trusty marker paper pad pops-out more than other papers. I fed it into the inkjet printer and it went right in without any difficulties. The bright white paper retains the original colors of your Copics even when viewed on-screen after scanning, thereby eliminating the need for adjusting the colors on Photoshop. Apart from flaunting vivid colors, it is also appropriate for graphite pencils and fine-line pens. With a 250 gsm build, the thick paper hardly showed any bleeding, even after spreading multiple layers of inks on the surface.

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Since both Copic markers and these papers are acid-free, deterioration will never be a problem.Ĭontributing to the ease of marker application, the silky smooth paper lets you produce gradients free of tonal gaps and feathering. Considering the archival quality, the 8.5″ x 11″ blending cards are more suitable for frameable pieces or portfolios.

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Included in the pack are 125 sheets, providing you sizable drawing space for a series of artworks. Made especially for Copic markers, it is not hard to imagine why this is the right paper for blending. Still, there are plenty of good reasons to invest in these blending cards. Like the pens and markers from this Japanese brand, the X-press It is on the expensive side. What to Look for When Buying Papers for Copic Markersīest Copic Marker Paper Reviews 1.This entry was posted in Drawing Tips, Inside the Studio and tagged art storage, art studio, art supplies, artist, copic containers, copic marker, copic sketch markers, copics, crafter's companion, desk, fashion illustration, fashion illustrator, illustration, illustrator, joanna baker, prismacolor, storage, studio, ultimate storage rack, workspace on Jby Joanna Baker. Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save This post isn’t sponsored in any way, I just really love Copic Markers and my new Crafter’s Companion marker storage! =) I hope you all found this helpful! I feel like I can call off my marker storage search for now, although I will be in the market soon for something that I can travel with =) Have a great and productive week ahead!! I’d love to hear about how you organize your art supplies, let me know in the comments below =) 10 Best Copic Marker Storage Ideas:Ĭrafter’s Companion: The Ultimate Storage RackĭIY Plastic Container & Eggcrate (Premade Available Here) I haven’t tried them all out but when researching ideas, they looked like the best solutions.

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If you’re looking to upgrade your marker storage, here’s a list of my top ten picks for Copic Marker storage (in no particular order). And bonus: The Crafter’s Companion trays fit my Prismacolor and Chartpak markers too! It’s so much easier to stay organized, select the marker I want to use, and see all of my colors at once!! Each tray is separate and they attach to one another with little plastic feet that sort of snap into place.Īs you can probably tell, I’m super excited about my new marker storage! While the Container Store bins are awesome too and are a great, affordable way to start out, I was ready for an upgrade. I got the pack of 14 trays to start, but plan on adding more. After lots of searching and reading reviews, I decided to purchase the Crafter’s Companion Ultimate Storage Rack. Rather than buy more of the same containers that would take up additional desk space, I decided to look into vertical storage that I could continue to build and add to. But I was quickly running out of space as my collection grew and a couple weeks ago I had completely outgrown my two containers.

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I love that they have handles that make them portable and when I would take my markers on the road, I could pack the containers right into my travel bag. Space is limited on my desk, so it was important that the containers weren’t too big. A couple of years ago, I found these great containers at Container Store that when standing on one end, make for easy to use marker storage with a pretty small footprint.