MyArtscape Graphite Transfer Paper - A4 Black 20 Sheets

I am very happy with this transfer paper. When I used carbon paper I realized my mistake, I couldn't erase the lines. With this paper, I can trace the design and then lightly erase the lines when I am ready to paint or not erase, depending on the paint color. I use it for watercolor. There has been no problem for me with seeing the design when traced, as some reviewers have said. I have used the same sheet several times and it always works. You just have to position the transfer paper to use a part of the sheet that has not been transferred already. It is pricey, but worth it. No problem with smudging.

Glad to have found this. It works exactly as described. I don't understand why some people find they have to apply heavy pressure. I found light pressure with a ballpoint gives an excellent line. I usually turn the image into a simple B&W outline using ChatGPT and then print it on tracing paper. Printing the image onto copy paper also works but you do have to press a bit harder -- however, not the kind of pressure some people describe.

Artscape Graphite Transfer Paper never disappoints! It's so consistent and always reacts the same to my pencil. I depend on it and it comes thru for me every time! Thanks!

These papers transferred images well without smudges. Some lines can be hard to erase

Very easy to use, and erase. Works as promised.

It’s is excellent in every way. A big help!

Good quality, size as expected

Good product, delayed delivery.

ORRIBILE

A little expensive but well worth it. As described, erases on canvas and watercolour and regular paper. Definitely recommend and will buy again! As you seen, before and after in photos.

Absolutely fantastic, and a pencil line erase easily

Shame Amazon packed it so poorly. I should have returned really! Anyway despite it arriving scrunched and curled it works great ! Used for tracing out picture for watercolour painting. It's not cheap but I'm still using first page.

I have been using this tracing paper to transfer information onto wood boards, for a wedding. When I first received it, I tried to create a "smudge" like carbon paper creates, by putting it on a piece of wood and rubbed it with my finger, nothing transferred. However when I used my tracing tool (a small plastic pen like thing with a little ball on the end), it traced to the wood just fine. The closest I came to a smudge, was when my tracing tool slipped and added an extra line onto my board. A decent Steadler eraser and a dry paintbrush (to clear the eraser residue), worked great, the line was erased. It is expensive, but is excellent when what you are working on matters.