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Do not use watercolor, it won't work very well, copic markers bled through the pages
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I use copic markers a lot, and they bleed but it doesn't get onto the next page (unless you put a lot of ink in one place, like most paper).
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Do not use watercolor, it won't work very well, copic markers bled through the pages
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markers bled through 3 pages
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But Sharpie markers don't work fine.
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A really good marker for moleskines are tombow dual brush pens.
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Only good for Pencil watercolor definitely doesn't work and marker bleeds through only micron pens don't bleed through
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Marker will bleed through but that's because the paper isn't very heavy.
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The copic multiliners and the pigma microns do very well with the paper but anything else easily smears or bleeds through, especially the copic markers
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Recommended A+
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Definitely my favorite brand of sketchbook, just as good as always!
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It bleeds, dents, frays, and rips as if it were designed to do that
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Good as always...
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I use it most often to sketching out fully pages of gestures and studies, as well as for a few finished pieces, although I typically prefer to work smaller
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I hear people call it Mole Skin, but that completely disregards the "E" at the end
