UCreate Mixed Media Art Paper, Heavyweight, 9" x 12", 500 Sheets

I am an art teacher and am constantly looking for good supplies that don't break the bank! I love this art paper. It is thick and strong enough for mixed media applications and feels like good quality compared to thinner types of drawing paper or construction paper. It doesn't buckle or warp too much when used with painting/wet media like watercolor. I also like to get the bigger size so I can cut it down to whatever I need. Try it!

This paper is awesome for eco dying, coffee dying, stenciling and all kinds of sprays, inks, paints. Even boiling it with eco dying it holds up but is not too heavy so you can use it in junk journaling and other papercrafting and artwork ♥️♥️♥️just love it. A lot of bang for your buck

This is thicker than your ordinary printer paper, but not as thick as great quality art paper, so it is perfect for stepped up kids art (less squiggles on page toddler art, more actual art you might hang on the fridge). You also get a lot of paper for a great price. My now teen uses this for sketching, drawing, and planning out artwork they might try on her more expensive higher quality paper. This has been used with watercolors to try some things out, but it is not as thick as true watercolor paper.

Paper quality is excellent

The paper feels like as a type of construction paper, not too thin or thick for folding. Smooth as copy paper, good for pen or pencil drawing. I was hoping it would work as watercolor paper, but turnout not so good. It can’t soaked up much water, but if you use little water, it dry so fast, so you can see the water trails, hard to do wet on wet. Doesn’t spread the paint. I won’t use it for watercolor painting anymore. Overalls I’d say it worth the money.

My 7 year old artist loves this paper for markers, oil pastels, pen, and colored pencil drawings. I bought it when I realized she'd be having her 1st grade year remote. We normally go through pricier pads of drawing paper quickly so this was a great deal for us. I did some drawing on it as well with colored pencil and was pleased with the quality. It's comparable in thickness to construction paper but has a more satisfying smoothness to it for markers. It does have a slight "tooth" but I'd classify it as a smooth paper.

This is cheap low quality drawing paper. It is a little sturdier than if you got copy paper of the same size. I feel very frustrated when I specifically ask for 90 lb paper and Amazon still suggest something that clearly is not. It is manageable for drawing. Ok for using with markers in a pinch. For painting it as absolute disappointment. I have been an art teacher for 20 years and have experience with these types of materials. I know when I fall for a bait and switch and I totally got had this time.

I wanted to buy paper for my 4 y.o. daughter to play with. She loves to water color, use markers, and paint daubers and normal printer paper and construction paper are too flimsy. I wanted something that could hold paint without bleeding or running and a good price because she can easily go through 5-10 sheets one art session. This was perfect! It's a huge stack of paper, 500 sheets! It's sturdy enough that water colors spread and hold well without the paper getting soaked through and tearing. If you ware looking for paper for a young kid/toddler, this is perfect.