Pen+Gear, Manila Drawing Paper, 18 IN x 12 IN, 70 count

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good paper, what I expected- thin, good texture, takes shading on well, and large enough to do landscape work. I probably should have looked at a tape measure to see what 18inches looks like since I was surprised by the length but I'd rather have larger and leave a fair enough room for a boarder all around or can cut for other projects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The manila drawing paper is a reliable go-to for basic art and craft projects. It has a smooth surface that works well with crayons, colored pencils, and markers. The neutral beige tone gives a classic look to children's drawings and classroom displays. It's thick enough to handle light paint and glue without warping too much, though it's not meant for heavy watercolor or ink washes. One side is slightly smoother, making it better for detailed drawing, while the other has more texture, which can be fun for different effects. Great value for bulk use, especially in schools or at-home projects. Just don't expect fine art quality — this paper is all about durability and versatility for everyday creativity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This paper is great for everything — coloring, drawing, crafts, and school projects. The size (18x12) gives kids plenty of space to get creative, and the texture holds up well to glue, crayons, and markers. We've used it for posters, cutouts, collages — it's versatile and reliable. Plus, 70 sheets in one pack? Total win. Definitely a must-have for any home or classroom art stas

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is perfect for mini projects. I think the size is nice. The texture is a bit thin for my taste but it gets the job done. I appreciate the amount of paper for the price and great for mini projects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great paper for pencils, crayons, and other chalky textured art utensils. The paper is thick enough that it doesn't feel cheap but thin enough that it feels delicate and perfect for those light pencil strokes. Nice batch of 70 sheets per package, good value!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Manila drawing paper from pen plus gear is great quality, and the sheets are quite large. It works very well for sketching with pencil but using a tool like a pen or even paints will damage the paper because it is so thin.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves to sketch and was very excited to get to try the Pen+Gear Manila drawing paper. It is very large, so if you need plenty of room to draw you most definitely have it. It also comes with 70 sheets, which is a great value. It is in the thin side however so harder to sketch , and it did rip a bit on the corners Overall if needed for a project or to practice sketching, it is a decent drawing paper

its too soft. feels like its very thin paper

I needed exactly what I ordered and I ordered ahead of time to make sure. There shouldn't have been a need for substitution. If there were substitutions I should've gotten a text at least asking if that's alright. This was a Walmart fulfillment issue not a product problem.