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This mujinhua acid-free, cold-pressed textured watercolor paper is very nice quality. Thickness is a little thinner than i thought. She actually enjoys it, and she says this paper doesn't bleed through easily.

It isn't up to the standards of the world's finest brands, but it still offers great value and is perfect for the beginner or others who are not trying to create a masterpiece. The quality of the paper is great. I'm just mentioning it in case others a...  Read More

The tablet is on the small side and the paper is heavy. The size is accurate to the description, but i took a picture of it with a standard notebook to make it easier to visualize. It hold amazingly and it's the perfect size for traveling.

This is a very cheaply made book that breaks very easily and is flimsy. Buy a better quality paper, maybe a larger dimension, and cut the sheets into practice sheets.

Good quality paper. Great paint pad. Perfect for watercolor pencils and gel ink pens.

My granddaughter loves to paint. These are a perfect size and weight. Grandkids use for all kinds of art projects. Great for kids painting. At a fraction of a class of canvases, it allows my kids to paint on thicker paper.

Very good quality and affordable. Good price. Reasonable price.

The pencils in this package came dislodged from the plastic package. This paper tolerates very little saturation, buckling and pilling. This is the cheaper low quality version of the fancier/spendier paper that i bought as a pad of twenty.