Springhill White 8.5” x 11” Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm, 750 Sheets (8 Reams) – Premium Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper with Smooth Finish for Greeting Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More – 015300C

This is really great art stock. I mostly use this for pen and ink illustrations. It is also good for pen and ink with water colors. The paper is good quality and can be used with various art mediums. It also has a slight texture to that stock. My only real complaint was how it was packaged and shipped, not a lot of padding in the box, so one of the corners got dinged. It ended up making about 4 sheets “unusable” for presentable finished art pieces, but I ended up using them as practice sheets when testing different inks and water color.

My wife uses these a lot as a 2nd grade teacher.. She told me they are very high quality and at a very fair price! 5 stars!

Great value, really nice paper, I've been using it a lot for card making. It's not a great weight for bases but it's passable. Good for card fronts, stamping, die cutting, takes markers and light watercolor well if you don't use too much water, nice for pen work, drawing. But as smooth as I like but it prints well on both ink jet and laser. I'll definitely get more as this is less expensive than my beloved super smooth accent opaque paper which they raised the prices on once they realized card makers loved it as an alternative to ridiculously priced Neenah solar white and they all started buying it instead.

I draw comic books and this is the paper I use. I can run it through my printer to add the standard comic crop marks and it works for me as good as the expensive, preprinted comic pages. I just do pencils and my inker works digitally so I can’t attest to how good the paper takes ink, but for pencils this paper works great and perfect for drawing a low selling Indy comic.

This is the first time I've used this paper; the price is actually quite good. However (a big one!), the packaging was TERRIBLE! It arrived in a box that was too big for the size of the paper package, without any padding around the ream, therefore lots of shifting apparently occurred, as evidenced by the wrapping being seriously ripped. I expected to have to send the whole thing back. Miracle of miracles, the cardstock paper wasn't warped, edge-crumpled, or otherwise damaged--perhaps a protective force-field was in play?? I've had the last several shipments of various paper products from various sources arrive with about 50% damage to contents, so THIS shipment was a good thing. BUT, I would hope that they give more attention to packaging in future.

I love this cardstock paper! It's nice and heavyweight. I use this brand all the time along with my other colorful cardstock paper for my handmade greeting cards and other crafting ideas! It's strong enough and sturdy for my cards. (I included some pics of some of my cards). I use this white cardstock for the basic white card. And I use my other colorful cardstock, for all of my embellishments cutouts and decor etc. Also I use this cardstock for my decor too and for printing headings/wording on my cards! I just love this cardstock brand! It great for my printer! So bright and clear!

Good quality for card making at a nice price.

Holy crap! It works. I use pencils, pens and crayons on it and it works. Paper is amazing. It is so freeing to have advanced technology such as this at my disposal. So much easier to use than my ancient tablet. I can only write and draw so much on that old thing. I hear they have started using paper in books now too. That is crazy. You can actually flip through the pages with your own hands. This is an insane world of super advanced tech like never before. What will they think of next? Can you imagine using paper to send physical letters to people? I mean, we have a long way to go before that tech is fully available to the public, but they are working on it in a lab at CERN. Amazing.