Paper Types For Markers

[@valerialopez4320]

Marker Pad Paper- 2:33 Card Stock Paper- 6:55 Bristol Board Paper- 9:52 Water Color Paper- 10:52 Mixed Media Paper- 13:20 Her favorite paper for markers- card stock paper

[@eeveefever13]

Thanks

[@aiyaa9315]

Life saver

[@Sarah-rq5lu]

Wow you’re a hero! 🤩😊

[@bookisland6515]

that "bleed proof" paper is like buying and ultra thin "8 hour" pad.

[@ofgraham]

XD

[@Sagesi]

Damn. You have heavy flow then. My ultra thin ones work great.

[@kayla7799]

+MadiPie Same😂 I'm using one rn lol

[@ayanoaishi3773]

Ikr.

[@lemontigers4188]

XD

[@Peashy53]

I almost died laughing at the part where the marker bled through and all she said was, oh 😂😂😂.

[@eeveefever13]

ikr if it were me I’d be like: NOOOO WHYYYYYYY I HATE THIS WHWYHWYWHYWEWGFUHDSFBULGJ

[@changing22]

Ikr 🤣🤣🤣

[@sydniee]

I'm not an artist, nor do I aspire to be, but I love watching your videos because you're sweet, entertaining and educational. I can see how people that really need help with these things could benefit tremendously from your videos, I respect you for that.

[@BayleeJae]

+Sydnie Elizabeth Thank you!

[@hannahlee5794]

I'm a tween and I only got into drawing because of Baylee! It also helped that I come from an art accademy

[@spiritgames9817]

+Hanna Le same but I have been drawing since I could hold a crayon

[@lxslietrbl1588]

Omg Same it's like I don't know how to draw at ALL because I'm not artyyyy if that's a word😂😂but yea what u said

[@aprilli740]

Don't get what you see in her

[@annedavis3340]

A note for the watercolor paper: you're using "cold press" paper, which, yes, is rough. Cold press watercolor papers have that tooth for granulation (some watercolor pigments separate out and give interesting effects). If someone is looking for a smooth watercolor paper, go for "hot press"! 😊

[@nerdecrafter]

:D thank you!!

[@floskywalker6220]

NerdECrafter omg your here!!! I knew my favorite artists are connected!!

[@jenna9854]

Omg nerdecrafter I love youuuuuuuuuuu

[@oliviadianaorgeorgearose5448]

Legends supporting legends

[@mirillis6083]

Hi

[@NinaLanfer]

Winsor and Newton Marker Pad Anecdote: Before they rebranded from Letraset. This paper was called "marker sketch paper". It's only supposed to be used for simple marker sketches, and comics (like manga), so it's supposed to handle good large flats and cell shading. Plus it's easy to trace your sketches on there. To use it for a "painting" with many layers of color is no good. Just as you say. Just thought I'd throw that in here. Thanks for a great paper review Baylee! Paper is sooo important. (even more so than the paints sometimes I'd say).

[@Love2DrawManga]

Very helpful video! I think I'm going to check out the mixed media paper. =D

[@stanmiya8215]

Love2DrawManga hi

[@kayla2513]

@Kian Jad same🤫

[@Mopsspoof]

The Mix Media paper I’m using right now is supposed to be rough to hold the pigment, but I don’t actually know how well it works.

[@khalidalonso5172]

instablaster...

[@katyven]

Baylee: "and this is 100 pound" every British viewer: ??!!!!!!!!!!!???!!??

[@mysticalocelot320]

5:28 *Proving that ink doesn't leak through* "but look- *leaked through* ...oh... *annoyed* whad'dya know...

[@neenabelle1342]

I think I would choose mixed media, so I can lay down pencil since I don't have a light box....

[@BayleeJae]

+Kadence Mower I meant when you're colouring with pencils. You can sketch on any of these.

[@neenabelle1342]

Baylee Jae Oh, okay. Thank you for clearing that up.

[@val5516]

+Baylee Jae but the Bristol paper it's very good for coloured pencils🤔

[@sarakg4210]

Val Olivieri late but I agree haha. It's gives a good smooth effect and good for blending in coloured portraits

[@pluto7375]

Same

[@JakeDoesArt]

5:28 omg your reaction XD

[@cassiebentley8382]

I burst out laughing on a full train! XD classic Baylee

[@nerdnation1076]

It was hilarious xD

[@lenaoxton6769]

"Oh"

[@lolya2036]

XDD I love how shes not that serious

[@elizabethmastin2307]

"Oh." 😂😂

[@janospergely3805]

BAYLEE JAE!! I discovered copics cuz saltE crafter talked about them... and then i found you. I bought a custom 72 set from Otakufuel and i couldnt be happier. ive been buying them individually since and i have 101 right now. you totally got me into drawing and coloring and i couldnt be happier!! thank you!

[@reminiscentcosplay]

I was not expecting that problem with the marker pad paper. That was actually pretty funny was that planned?

[@BayleeJae]

+PaperLink Lol, no, that was not planned!

[@reminiscentcosplay]

+Baylee Jae Thanks for answering me! Do you mind if i send you fan art anytime soon?

[@Sagesi]

+PaperLink She's on vacation all month :\

[@averyhentzel9380]

I don't think it was but even if it was it was still funny

[@maryk8553]

this video was so helpful because i just recently bought copic markers!

[@macielynn8752]

NARWHALZ

[@maryk8553]

YAYAYAY

[@macielynn8752]

+Colorstrophic NARWHALZ

[@fairylights3064]

HOW EXPENSIVE WAS THAT

[@subparsav]

+Fairy Lights The Copic Ciao are cheaper than the Copic Sketch, so it kinda depends whatever they bought. The sketch are really expensive tho.

[@ahntru]

today's my birthday and a baylee jae video is the best present :-)

[@rosemarie8502]

Happy birthday!

[@glamourgirl2203]

Happy birthday

[@rachelblumke1875]

HAPPU BIRTHDAY!!

[@yeehaw2974]

Happy of the birth

[@taylorleonard9064]

OMG MIN TOO

[@AutieLynn115]

I've used cardstock ever since I first got my copics so I'm fortunate I started on something that isn't awful to work on. I decided to splurge on x-press it blending card, but I was really disappointed when using it. It felt like I had downgraded. I'm not a fan of the glossy finish (I prefer the matte finish that comes with cardstock) and I noticed that the ink dries splotchy. It's not extremely noticeable, but it is something that the eye is drawn to when you're laying down a lot of color on a big area of your piece.

[@AmiraFrazier]

Been creepin on your old videos lately but now i'm feeling kinda cool catching a vid when you actually upload it. yay

[@rimoluna4213]

I personally use Canson Mixed Media, and I think that works really well. I have the Copic marker paper, but honestly it feels too slippery to color on. I also use just random card stock sometimes.

[@Kanji.The.Bloodedge]

Canson's mixed media paper works so well with Copic and Prisma colour markers along with water colour. I also find the comic pad (I forgot the actual name for it sorry) from Canson as well works amazing with Copic as I use that for my comic as the paper weight I think is 180. But those are the paper types I use and they are amazing and I mostly use recycled sketch paper for regular sketching artwork. Hope this was useful for someone!

[@Aya-pn1bf]

This is the most helpful video I have ever seen! I was having a hard time, trying to find the right paper. But this video changed all that. Thank You, Baylee!

[@BayleeJae]

+Aya Derpy Glad I could help!

[@jade5904]

Yesterday I was looking for a video like this, and now you make one, this makes my life a million times better!

[@maryhough8041]

I laughed so hard when the paper bled through!

[@BayleeJae]

+Mary Hough I've never felt so betrayed by a piece of paper.

[@ggsuperstar1234]

Same 😂

[@thembomoth4264]

+Baylee Jae That was so funny! I love art humor 🎨😂

[@jimenagarcia9761]

+Baylee Jae hahhaahah

[@brookeansell265]

Same

[@cherylgould3753]

I hate when people comment on other people's comments that the channel creator has responded too -_-

[@veronicacamp9334]

Same actually

[@pineappleAR]

Yep.

[@lucian3592]

And it's usually something like "OMG [insert KZbinrs name]!!!1!1!1!!1 I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDZZ!!!1!1!1!1!1"

[@nailedit8592]

Exactly, especially if it is not even talking to the other person and is completely unrelated. Like for example: Cutiepot8ochip: Hey, you said that you would put the link to the product you showed. Uhh, where is it? Supapoppersonwith1,789,628,678subs: Oh! Sorry, here is the link TheRandomProductInTheVideo.lookhere AHugePoophead: OMG! SUPAPOP!!!! AHHH CAN YOU LOOK AT MY CHANNEL PLZ OMG OMG I DID NOT KNOW YOU COMMENTED!! AHHH *Ignores Cutiepot8ochip* Cutiepot8ochip:This is not your private conversation with Supapop, you did not even say one thing to me!

[@leeannedits6472]

I don't know why I fell in love with this video it is just so awesome

[@pickumbrella5487]

Baylee I wish I had watched your videos before I went to class! I bought a Canson "Bleedproof" Marker pad and the Mepxy markers with no brush tip! The pad acted exactly like your Winsor + Newton Marker Pad...not only did it bleed through but I struggled to blend, which probably wasn't helped by the use of the chisel tip Mepxy's instead of the brush tip ones. Aside from being a beginner I feel a bit better knowing my struggle had something to do with the tools I was using! Your videos have helped me SOOO much! Thank you!

[@MelunieMartiez]

I use cheap paper from the dollar store, but it's amazing and sturdy and the colors show up amazingly and work fine.

[@nmitch5883]

What is it called?

[@mtjc5336]

It’s awesome when you find something golden at a good price point!! Please do share the brand and details for all the rest of us non-professional artists without hundreds of $ to drop on supplies!

[@mikehawk4388]

Thank you for the info, it really helps to see the comparisons side by side as well as with the written clarity, rather than just one or the other. I hope you and other artists who do these helpful hint videos know how many people you end up helping out! I'm very grateful for how many of these tips you share, so again, thank you so much. It's saved me a ton of $$.

[@Th4t0n3Dud3]

Honestly my Canson 98 lbs. Mixed Media paper can lay down color very flat and very nicely. And yes, it really does blend the best from everything I've tried. Even a grey to pink blend is possible if you take it slow. Only downside is that yes, sometimes 2 pages of very large areas can eat a marker up. The color vibrancy isn't really a big deal to me, but I also work in more muted tones, I'm not a fan of obnoxious brightness.

[@Emma-sy6ko]

OMG i love your videos and artwork SO MUCH!😄

[@hokeypokey8911]

I thought you were gonna Rick Roll us but you didn't this time, thankfully haha xD

[@BayleeJae]

+-Alyzia- I've permanently scarred everyone XD

[@ArtyshilsArt]

Haha !! True :-)

[@iiwaishii]

+Baylee Jae IM SORRY BUT IS THAT PUN ;)))))))

[@AlexWilson-mn1ud]

Which video?

[@EdsGurlMitsuki]

+Book Lover The how to draw hands video

[@poppyEars]

if you want smooth watercolor paper then get hot press. Think of it like an iron: a cold iron doesn't smooth the wrinkles but the hot iron makes it super flat and smooth :)

[@Sakuems]

thanks for that video !! totally agree with the "marker" paper, i hate it so much ahaha ! it's good for basic coloring like cellshading because it's a very clean/flat coloring but for anything else, it just doesn't behave properly. I think the best combo is like finding the balance between small amounf ot feathering so you can still move the color but also being able to "take" enough layers without looking blotchy. Since you couldn't test them all and the one i have is hard to find the US, i am personally using the Perfect Coloring paper (i used in my Nemesis and Mad witch artwork) and it has one of the best features i've tried because it's not bleeding much but still allows you to move the colors. However, i was surprised to see you say that cardstock wasn't ok wih pencils because i use them all the time ^^; The only downside of this paper i use is that the vibrancy is hard to get as all colors seem to be a bit washed out. I guess it's hard to find the perfect paper but it really really depends on the coloring style you're going for but no matter what you choose, paper is definitely essential and can change everything. What i don't like is that Marker brands recommend the "layout" paper for beginners but IMO it's one of the hardest to use. Anyway, thanks again for spending that much time into comparing all this paper !! ;D I'm sure it'll help a lot of people :3

[@TheArtGearGuide]

I found a paper from Daler and Rowney and it is called Airbrush, with a green cover. I don't know what it is similar to in terms of the papers you've just shown. I use to use the Winsor and Newton and then I wanted a more sturdy paper as you mentioned. I tried Bristol Board Smooth but then found the Airbrush paper. You should try it cause I love a professional opinion on it, which I am most certainly not, I'm just a clown who loves to try a draw lol, but love to know if anyone else has used the Airbrush paper.

[@Ronniethegoblin]

Can you do a video on drawing hair please(:

[@kawaiiforlife2418]

She already did that. Check her tutorials playlist.

[@littlemissbrooklyn9952]

Go to zkittyz, its her old channel, it has a lot of tutorials

[@yeeyee2897]

I've been waiting forever for this I'm so happy it's here! :D extremely helpful, thank you!

[@Sakuems]

I'm a bit confused now because ... well what's the difference between cardstock and bristol board ? XD cause i have bristol, and i tried the xpressit blending card and i didn't see much differences ... and last time i tried to paint on bristol, it was horrible ... i wonder if the same "bristol" or if it depends on brands

[@asylumlane]

Bristol is usually thicker than cardstock. The one I have feels like two or three sheets of cardstock stuck together.

[@rachel748]

From what I understand, Bristol board is traditionally made from cotton fibers, whereas card stock is made from paper pulp (wood fibers, waste paper, etc.)

[@Lexouchan]

Ça fait un moment que je me pose la question aussi ! j'ai utilisé pas mal de bristol avant d'utiliser le papier Deleter et les propriétés qu'il avait étaient les même que quand elle parle de "cardstock" donc bon ^^"

[@erin9868]

There's a bigger difference between cover stock and Bristol. Cover stock is coated on both sides - it makes it super smooth and slightly shiny. Bristol is uncoated. Except when it's Bristol illustration board, which is usually coated on the back. It may be super smooth if it's plate finished (versus vellum - which is not to be confused with old timey vellum or modern day vellum. Jesus, art terms are convoluted), which is similar to hot press watercolor paper vs cold press. Other than that, I've found that Bristol tends to always be acid free and intended for art, but card stock doesn't. Loads of brands are acid free now because of scrap booking, but not all. Bristol is intended for art applications. Card stock is not, really. So they're often marketed very differently, and that can have a big impact on the price. For example, you can buy cover stock in bulk. I've never seen Bristol sold in bulk.

[@Sakuems]

Cotto0130 thanks ! but i didn't gave it lol, baylee bought it :)

[@sydneydraws3119]

Baylee please make an updated "how to draw eyes" video. I absolutely adore how you draw eyes.

[@DrawingWithMia]

This video really helped me! Thanks so much Baylee!

[@lauren5738]

Omg I was scrolling through comments and I found u XD

[@DrawingWithMia]

xD Hello! LOL

[@ThatReallyAkwardGirl]

+CookieKittyMeow +Drawing With Mia I was scrolling through comments too and I see both of you XD!!

[@DrawingWithMia]

xD Hi ThatReallyAwkwardGirl!!! :D LOL

[@lauren5738]

+ThatReallyAkwardGirl ` XD

[@Three_Ducks_In_A_Trenchcoat]

I use mixed media works like a charm.

[@hanool777]

Is the 10 dollar mixed media Canson XL mixed media paper good for alcohol markers? Does it take a lot of ink?

[@MangsyBoBangsy]

+Baylee Jae, can you/do you have a video for beginners? like where to start with paper and pens. my type of drawings are many many black lines on plain white paper. i haven't found the perfect pen that gives me crisp, consistent, non-feathering deep black lines nor the best paper/pen combo. I really want to get back into drawing so any advice from anyone helps! Thanks !

[@hannahhopkins5899]

Baylee Jae lay in the juice🍹

[@jociez]

When the ink bled through the other side😂😂😂

[@SmileyCool7]

thanks for this video by the way! it was very helpful!

[@thefab-baesquad604]

Is next week's video the Lena drawing? :)

[@alexascoloringbook6855]

I hope so

[@lilblkrose]

Advice, draw on both side of papers to test them. Beinfang 360 paper is transparent like, but both side intakes marker ink differently. What I learned from my render design professor. Thanks for reminding me of my love for cardstock paper ♡

[@auntiejoystoys]

have you ever tried the Neenah Paper White Exact Vellum Card stock? Staples didnt have the Hammermill cardstock and I saw the Neenah paper. wondering if anyone has tried it. I tried the cardstock on sale at Michaels, the recollections brand, its awful! But I'm pretty sure it wasnt made for markers so I really shouldn't complain.

[@zenon1o15]

I tried some kind of Neenah paper, but it wasn't card stock. It was toothed and ur worked really well for pencils. I would be interested in taking a look at their cardstock

[@aganya7046]

I got this sketch book from TESCOS and the blending is amazing,it's like Bristol Board paper

[@paperroses101]

Wish I watched this before I bought marker paper. I was already just using cardstock and figured oh I should get marker paper and my first impressions of it are not good.

[@realtracosplay]

I've used the mixed media in the past, and I do quite like that one. Another one I've found that was good is the strathmore 400 series drawing pad. 80 lbs is the best. It blends excellent. It does leave white spots on darker colors though. But overall it's very nice.

[@dawg1510]

Um I have a question . What paper do you get for a first timer cause I've never used copic markers ever so idk what paper to get or should I just stick with printer paper

[@BayleeJae]

+Grace Pugh You should get some cardstock. Is very inexpensive and works great! I use the Hammermill brand.

[@dawg1510]

+Baylee Jae okay thank you so much Love your vids by the way :D

[@fatcatdude6437]

I got reccollections cardstock at Michaels and they worked awesome with my first copics.

[@JazCapri]

I use the Gina K Pure Luxury cardstock in the color Ivory. DO NOT GET THE WHITE! It's different from the ivory for some reason, and worse than marker paper when it comes to pooling

[@alyrae465]

She just said DO NOT USE PRINTER PAPER. Try Neena card stock in white. It's fairly inexpensive and is good for markers.

[@alexandriamcgaughey4068]

Thank you for uploading this. I actually was thinking just the other day when your paper video would be up lol But yeah, thank you c:

[@LuisNgchongJrArt]

I like using Bristol its made for inks

[@kawaiiforlife2418]

Same

[@asa-pi]

I have been looking forward to this vid ever since you mentioned you were going to make one for paper types and it was definitely worth the wait! So informative, and now I'm really glad I held out before buying that marker pad.

[@jamiej4848]

i have never and still dont own a single alcohol-based marker (just the regular crayola ones) and yet I'm watching these XD like if the same applies to u LOLLLLLLLL

[@mystery9327]

me

[@moshoswirls5863]

So me I. Too cheap.

[@mystery9327]

Alejandra Rodriguez poop thats me

[@phantm9393]

Alejandra Rodriguez poop oh hello Dan and Phil fan

[@lecat3100]

Jamie Jian if you go on ebay, you can find twin tip touch five for about $40-$60 for a set of 60 (｡･ω･｡)....i recommends

[@TristinGamesTristin]

Next videos is your 200th video you've worked so hard to be where you are today you truly deserve it

[@derrickdebeni7755]

So would canson mixed media XL paper work for copics....I got it in the mail today and just want to know if it works with copics

[@TheRedheadArtist]

Derrick DeBeni I'm Not Baylee but I use canson mixed media paper with my markers and personally I think it works well especially if you'd also like to use other medias like paint or coloured pencils!

[@tacokitten0492]

What about Canson marker pad??

[@ren7220]

When I was looking for papers in the store, I was looking for Bristol because I heard a lot of good things about it. I _did_ find Bristol, but it was _HUGE._ I can't never make an illustration that big! it was too much for both me _and_ my markers... So I went for the mix media which was in a very ideal size. I guess I made the right choice, since it seems to be better than Bristol when it comes to markers. So far, I really don't have any issues with it and I've had a great experience using it. I mostly just use my sketchbook to draw unless it's a serious Illustration, to save on money. The sketchbook I always use doesn't have a name, and it's just a random pretty cheap one. Then again, I can't afford great paper for daily drawings and sketches... This just proves you don't need the best papers to use markers with if it's just a casual drawing and not a serious illustration. So far some of my most favorite drawings were made in this cheap sketchbook, and I've grown super attached to its beautiful cream colored pages.

[@angwaandmiwa9323]

Cardstock for life :3

[@CC-zu4rw]

Yay, I've been waiting for this video! Thanks for your help, Baylee!

[@sophia2051]

Is 140 gsm good paper thickness

[@artsyebonyrose]

I could listen to you talk about this for days! Your videos are so interesting and helpful, I feel at home when I watch them :'3

[@SmileyCool7]

earliest I've been!

[@231hedwig]

Can you please make a series on just the basics of drawing and basics of coloring and stuff! Focused more on the basics of drawing and beginnings of drawing! And I love your videos, I hope I can be as good as you one day... I know that sounds cheesy but I really mean it! Thanks!

[@AnjianJiangshi]

"expensive markers" *pulls out copics* me: yeah bro... "expensive" do you mean literally my whole life savings?

[@carnationcreations9172]

Yea here in my country Id have to sell my kidney to even get a single set of it

[@ExiArts_HristoHvoynev]

Hah... I bought Ohulu brush markers tonight. I will try them on cardstock tomorrow.

[@stinnje]

This was very helpful. I use primarily cardstock and mixed media paper, so I'm glad to know that they're really the "best" of the options out there without spending extra money to experiment with other types. I personally like to use a cardstock that's slightly toned and I've found a nice "ivory" one but I can't seem to find anything else in the 100 lb range that's got just a hint of color and isn't overly saturated, since it seems to be marketed primarily for scrapbookers. :/

[@darkrai49874]

I like the Strathmore Sketch. I think it's 400 series but not too sure (cover is brown). It's 90 lbs and light but it does a good job with pencil and marker so if I want to do a portrait with pencil/charcoal it works but maybe I want to use marker one day and it'll still work. It's also cream which I think makes white ink pop a little better and the slight color makes it more attractive in my opinion. It's pretty light and thin but surprisingly it holds the marker pretty well and it will bleed just because its light but it's not a huge problem for me. It's also cheap. So good quality cheap paper basically. I also use ink a lot and it works well with ink too. I also like the Strathmore mixed media you mentioned if I want to make a nicer drawing for someone or if I want to use some watercolor.

[@lecat3100]

darkrai49874 (｡･ω･｡)

[@UnbipentiumM]

damn it weighs more than i do

[@slytherinnam7755]

darkrai49874 woah. That's weighs more than me. I want to get it. But now I'm scared I won't be able to carry it. No joke I've been blown over by wind (not exaggerating)

[@karuno9721]

Slytherin Nam I hope you guys are joking. It's 90lb per m2

[@amazinglyamazingangel313]

Hey Baylee, I think that your amazing. I have been wanting to be an artist and now I am. I'm not a very good one, but you along with other artists inspire me to do my best and make better quality art. Sorry if i saw this video a bit long but thank you Baylee.

[@alohachar7357]

Try chameleon pens!

[@PavementRyan]

I use the strathmore paper and it’s soo good!

[@engiieen334]

I just want a paper good with markers , doesn't bleed , and fine with pencils . suggestion ?

[@colleenduffy1679]

NΔISY Canson XL mixed media paper

[@valerivloggs9184]

Really?

[@skaweirromeda6787]

I use Canson XL marker paper. It doesn't bleed, super smooth, vibrant colors. I don't do more than 5 layers, so I don't know how it would interact with a hardcore amount of ink.

[@nmitch5883]

This is what I needed aswell. I will try and buy some this week.

[@robinalcorn5140]

This is just the information i was looking for. I so appreciate that your presentation was so organized and clear. You did so much testing for us that we can make good educated guesses when beginning a project. Thanks!

[@MsPtilopsis]

The hands of a true artist.

[@gayheckion3739]

Wow.. I usually invest more in markers and pens than in paper.... This helped me a lot! It's not like I use the cheapest paper, but it's not extremely thick either. I've always been afraid to use expensive paper because I could mess up. Thanks for making this video, Baylee!

[@DuchessOfDoofus]

thank you so much for making this! This has been incredibly helpful especially since it's coming from someone with a lot of experience! Thanks Baylee!

[@Demalihandcrafts]

You did a great job explaining the differences. You were quite funny..love your attitude! Thanks for the video.

[@lari9887]

I use a winsor & newton sketchbook and its really good for copics and promarkers because it doesnt bleed to the other page or feather 👌🏻

[@nameissturdy1390]

Thank you for doing this comparison video. All of the paper types can be overwhelming for a beginner.

[@anniekitchen5744]

I absolutely love to use the mixed media paper, causes i use watercolor pens and the brand is Tombow

[@JayBabyCrusoe]

thanks baylee. Just bought my very first copic dupes and the mixed media pad. These tips really helped!!!

[@berryzem]

Thank you for the video Baylee. I appreciate that you emphasize in the end that it's up to an artist's personal preference which paper works best. I have had terrible experiences with using the mixed media paper, but Bristol's worked well for me. I like to work with watercolors and want to try more layering with copics and colored pencils, but the way one goes about doing that can be vastly different even from someone else using the same tools, so giving those different papers a try is certainly worth it.

[@jjlockhART]

I use the canson cold press watercolor paper, but i use the smooth back side of the paper

[@macielynn8752]

Finally my dose of Baylee

[@ShoutxItxLoud]

before I started watching ur videos I didn't know about that copics needed special paper so I'm glad you have even more info on it!

[@hannahmarie3895]

Yesssss the paper types video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PawlyPlays]

Well, I just recently expanded my Copic collection, thanks for this video! Looks like I need to get some new paper since I'm using the Copic paper right now. I even bought 6 of those.. Wow. Also, to be quite honest, I think the Copic paper still kind of works for me. I'm doing large drawings and I don't blend too much so heavy paper would be the wrong choice. I think I might go with the Hammermill or the multimedia paper.. Not too sure yet. I love my Copics and I'm glad to be in this community! It's so nice to have them. :)

[@ashbucketcreates9252]

Omg I've been waiting so long for this video!!

[@starlalovesyou]

Same here!

[@veronicacamp9334]

+Veronica Camp *yup lol sorry XD

[@destinyh1141]

my favourite papers for markers are Borden & Riley Paris paper for pens (which behaves like a card stock), Bee company marker pad (a bit thicker than the borden and riley) and mixed media paper by Canson. All of these work really well for me and do all my projects with them :) watercolour paper, I can't help but think that if you're aiming to maximize the use of the paper's tooth for layering pencil crayons on top and such, don't waste expensive marker dyes on this paper as your base colours!

[@lullustration5775]

I don't know if it's available outside of the Netherlands but I really like to work with the "blue pad" paper. Works really well with my W&N brush & pro markers and copics but the cheap dollar store knock offs feather a lot

[@sunstream7134]

Yes! I was waiting for this video for so long XD thanks Baylee

[@cassiebentley8382]

Thank you so much for doing this video! I've honestly never thought to use my watercolour paper with my markers :)

[@samusai]

The Hammeril 80 lb Cover works well too and a lot of reviews say it's almost as good as the 100 lb, just not a touch thinner, and easier to find. So it will have a chance of bleeding through if you "go to town" on it.

[@lillyjones8842]

This is probably the most helpful art video I have ever seen.

[@marlowpop]

Omg!!! I've been waiting so long, I'm so happy

[@danielleintheden]

This has been so helpful! Thank you so much!

[@jrm679]

YES!!!!! I was worried about getting markers because I was worried about beeping and blending, bit it WORKS!!!!! Yes!!!! This video was so helpful!

[@sophiapapadopoulos878]

Thank you so much for this video!! My b-day is soon and I'm looking for paper ideas and now I know!!

[@brikhouse22]

who is here not because they care about paper but just need a dose of Baylee because they miss the daily vlogs?

[@julieL7773]

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you! You got me to subscribe b/c you are so much more informative than most and use examples.

[@seratulk397]

Thank you so much for this video, Baylee! I can tell it's going to help me a lot in the future!