Bling72
July 23rd, 2014, 07:02 AM
Hello.
The website that makes this brand is :
http://www.quillstationery.com.au (the website is down, just checked it, it may come back online again).
If you live in Australia, you can get this range of paper from Officeworks.
I have tested this paper with a several pens and inks.
This paper is 100% acid free
It is suitable also for most ink jet and laser printers
The packets come in 25 sheets.
I wouldn't say it's rough or smooth to the touch. I guess similar to non matt, non-glossy, normal paper, but it is 100 GSM.
It is not expensive, but it's not as cheap as normal standard A4 white pads.
This paper is nice for it's colour, if you intend to use brown, orange or red ink with it, it blends in well.
You may not get the most out of your greens, purples, blues and blacks. This test is in Mont Blanc Midnight Blue, but the image is so you know what the paper looks like.
The website that makes this brand is :
http://www.quillstationery.com.au (the website is down, just checked it, it may come back online again).
If you live in Australia, you can get this range of paper from Officeworks.
I have tested this paper with a several pens and inks.
This paper is 100% acid free
It is suitable also for most ink jet and laser printers
The packets come in 25 sheets.
I wouldn't say it's rough or smooth to the touch. I guess similar to non matt, non-glossy, normal paper, but it is 100 GSM.
It is not expensive, but it's not as cheap as normal standard A4 white pads.
This paper is nice for it's colour, if you intend to use brown, orange or red ink with it, it blends in well.
You may not get the most out of your greens, purples, blues and blacks. This test is in Mont Blanc Midnight Blue, but the image is so you know what the paper looks like.