MyArtscape Black Graphite Transfer Paper A4 20 Wax Free Sheets

Absolutely fantastic, and a pencil line erase easily

Decided to purchase after reading reviews and I’m happy with it. It does not smudge onto my canvas, just traced where I want it to trace.

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.

Used it for transferring artwork- was good but had to press really hard, but didn’t leave unwanted marks as some transfer papers do.

I did wonder if this would turn out to be the cheap, waxy type of paper despite its description as being graphite - I've been caught out by that before. However, I'm very happy to say that this is indeed Graphite, and Erasable, and gives a decent image to work with when used on smooth-ish wood for pyrography. At least as good as the 'leading' brand of graphite transfer paper. Will happily reorder this.

I was able to make good copies with this system

Works really good.

It doesn't smudge. I tried printing straight onto it, but it reeves up inside my laser printer due to its ultra-thinness. Okey though if you beed to trace something onto paper

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.

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.

I don’t understand why some people said it wasn’t dark enough or it didn’t transfer. It is actually quite dark. I’ve used it to trace reference pictures onto rough watercolour paper and medium-textured linen canvas, and the lines came out very dark. Although it is possible the quality isn’t consistent. I’m glad mine works very well. Make sure you use a very fine stylus if you trace this way, or you may end up with lines so thick and dark that they take quite a bit of erasing. I suppose if the paper your reference picture is printed on is too thick or heavy, you won’t get the same result, because the pressure will be spread over a wider area instead of being concentrated enough to transfer cleanly.

Unfortunately pricey but exactly what I needed. It has cut my prep time for painting in half by allowing me an easier solution to getting my reference lines onto my paper. Make sure you get the graphite version. It also erases very easily and I have no concerns. Would buy again and would recommend.