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Paper: Mondi IQ Selection.

Blank White, A4, 100gms

 

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5216/5457650273_fb9327a0e3_o.jpg

 

Not sure what it is meant for, but Kaliken uses it without feathering/bleed so

I thought it worth a try.

 

Overall, for general use, I'm a tag disappointed.

I wanted something for general writing as well as caligraphy practice.

This paper is 'less good' for the former, best I've tried for the latter.

 

Feathering was only seen using a Pentel brush pen, which is near watery.

Even with a hefty 6mm wide Automatic pen, Calli ink, I saw no signs of feathering

or bleed at all. Really impressed.

 

 

At UK pounds 14.26 per ream it isn't cheap, but you do get 500 sheets?

That's pretty good going compared to any notebook.

 

Nominally off white but barely noticably so.

My only gripe is for a normal width pen?

The paper surface is just on the rough side, certainly compared to the

HP premium I've used. With a really silky smooth pen it is hardly

noticable, ditto with a really fine one, but for anything else it

grates and I could feel the paper, not something I'm keen on.

 

If you want something to handle lots of ink I can recommend this.

Made in Austria, which surprised me.

 

Overall? A good paper with a real high point if feathering is an issue.

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Cambs, UK

http://www.dpawson.co.uk

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