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Can Anyone Figure This Out? I Think it's a Pun?

On my quest to find adequate black paper to practice on using my acrylic brush nibs, I discovered black wrapping paper. It's a little slippery, slow drying, and the super slick surface isn't the best for holding colors, but it does a decent job, good enough for practice, colors definitely pop and much, much cheaper than Bristol paper, or most all the other black alternatives with a smooth enough surface. I'm not totally sold though. So, If any of you have any better alternatives for black practice paper I'm all ears.

u/Accomplished_Force70 — 13 hours ago
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Does anybody here know of any black paper (practice quality), that is both smooth enough so it won't fray brush nibs and economically viable to buy in large quantities for practice.

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u/Accomplished_Force70 — 6 days ago
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Does anybody here know of any black paper (practice quality), that is both smooth enough so it won't fray brush nibs and economically viable to buy in large quantities for practice?

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u/Accomplished_Force70 — 8 days ago
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Does anybody here know of any black paper (practice quality), that is both smooth enough so it won't fray brush nibs and economically viable to buy in large quantities for practice.

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u/Accomplished_Force70 — 8 days ago
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Does anybody here know of any black paper (practice quality), that is both smooth enough so it won't fray brush nibs and economically viable to buy in large quantities for practice.

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u/Accomplished_Force70 — 8 days ago