This sketchbook is WEIRD

You'd think a COPIC branded sketchbook would be perfect for COPIC markers, right? Well, I was a little surprised by how they worked together.
*What I use:*
- Sketchbook - Copic Paper Selections: [amzn.to/3kN9thn](amzn.to/3kN9thn)
- Sketchbook - Moleskine Art Series: [amzn.to/408Agok](amzn.to/408Agok)
- The bright white highlights come from uni POSCA's: [amzn.to/3fuOttn](amzn.to/3fuOttn)
- I sketch the details using Faber-Castell fine liners: [amzn.to/3UdHCDy](amzn.to/3UdHCDy)
- Fountain Pen: [amzn.to/3jjD0yo](amzn.to/3jjD0yo)
- Those vibrant colours come from Copic Markers:
(72pc): [amzn.to/3zGNsoV](amzn.to/3zGNsoV)
(12pc): [amzn.to/3U2At9b](amzn.to/3U2At9b)

[@futurecondos]

What are your go-to sketchbooks?
I'm looking for something I can easily carry around!

[@zacbillard]

Looks good! I know what you mean about white Poscas not always having the opacity you want. I've been thinking of changing mine out for a whiteout pen, lol!

[@futurecondos]

I agree! I think a whiteout pen may be the way to go.
Funny enough, I have a scrap sketchbook with paper thinner than printer paper and the Posca's look brilliant on that. I bet that's because it's not designed to absorb ink.

[@zacbillard]

@Drawing Future Condos I didn't consider that! I'll have to do some tests on sketching paper and watercolour paper to see if I notice a difference.