Will pencils bleed through?
826028
I used a #2 pencil and it did not bleed through; I was not pushing hard on the pencil though. when using a black pen, sometimes you can just see a shadow from the pen.
826029
The paper seems pretty thick and I haven't had any pencil bleeding through so far but I have only used a regular pencil
1157183
if you use regular printer-grade paper, the ink does not bleed through. if you try to do the newspaper crossword with one, it may bleed through that thinner, lower quality paper. Legal pad paper depends upon the quality of the paper. if you pause with the point in one place, they will blot, but not typically otherwise.
689028
Depends on the fabric. They did not bleed through canvas or terrycloth, but they do come through thin cotton, such as t-shirt material, if you color darkly or use pressure.
2144263
They don't really bleed but honestly it depends on the paper you use I have one binder where they don't really bleed but you can see on the back side and my other binder you can't see it at all that's mostly for writing though, doodling and coloring in it also depends on the paper if it bleeds or not
1224710
Prismacolor pencils will leave a waxy residue left over that will have to be blown away, its not powdery though. I would suggest a harder pencil that will not leave much residue at all like tombow or faber castell, essentially you will have to eliminate from trial and error for yourself.
63034
No, they don't. I could use them for extensive shading on both sides of a basic paper and had little to no bleed through at all. I really enjoyed using them.
440514
The entire gross of pencils will contain the same imprint. You can imprint each gross differently.
1713273
No, not well. The pencil's marks are are faint at best, and rub off easily. Ball point pens and felt tip pens are best.
1776332
No. Unless you want to use a lot of styptic pencils or alum bars to stop the blood letting. Nothing sharp should ever be used there!!!
239078
very little bleeding, actually. they write very well on thin paper, even newsprint. but that mostly depends on the ink and quality of the paper... more factors than just the pen. messy? if you write *really* slowly, i could see it getting a little wet and sloppy, but... i don't think you'll have a problem.
529111
I use a lead holder and some of my friends use a regular (drawing) pencil, so I'm sure that any type of pencil will work but I don't know about ink. The paper does hold up really well, I used the same trace for five or six transfers and it still worked perfectly. I kept it in my relatively chaotic portfolio without any protection for about a week and as long as I put it in flat it didn't rip or get any holes in it, and the lines didn't rub off or fade.
450547
The pages erase very easily (depending on eraser quality). I just tried several different pencils and varying pressures for writing. The page color and line color did not fade at all and the pencil marks came up more easily than if I was using copy paper. Also, I have had no smudging when my hand rests on existing writing. Hope this is helpful!
2273770
So far, regular and colored pencils sharpen equally well. No problems so far:)
1099967
On regular printer paper you can see the ink on the other side but it does not bleed through. In my experience, the black pens "bleed" less than the blue/red/etc.
2265884
i have in fact seen that they sometimes will smear. the best way to stop smearing is putting a piece of paper under you hand while drawing and letting only the pen touch the drawing
143156
In my experience no. I use sketch and drawing paper and the ink never bled through.
1458214
I wouldn't say that they bleed, especially if you only highlight with a single pass, but the darker colors can be seen a bit from the other side of very thin paper, like one might find in a Bible. It's not enough to stop me from using them. Far better than other highlighters, except for the waxy kind, which I really don't like.