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But are those good for fine linework and pens, or are they too rough and absorbent?

But are those good for fine linework and pens, or are they too rough and absorbent?

#i wish they'd have unwrapped moleskins at the shops so you could feel the damn paper before you blow 20 bucks on it  #:/  
10 months ago on July 13, 2012 at 07:37am
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  1. thenonwife said: I’ve used mine with pens… heavier inks will bleed.
  2. hauspice said: The paper is very absorbant. It’s not the best for watercolor (even less for inking) though they look nice.
  3. jellibat said: bookdepository.co.uk have them up to 50% off (depending on size) just search for moleskine watercolour bookdepository.co.uk/se… im just waiting for my order to come so haven’t tried yet
  4. theodoregrey said: They take ink really well! They’re cold-press but fairly smooth so your pen won’t snag. Decent for actual watercolor work, but the paint tends to bead up a little bit while drying so it gives you a more blotchy and textured look than a blended one.
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  6. georgie-chaos said: I’ve got an old one & it seems smooth enough for felt-tips.
  7. anneappelschnut said: There exist watercolour moleskines? O.O WHERE CAN I GET THEM?!
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