Q: Does it still look good after all 80 pages are doodled on and discarded?
A: Yep. At the bottom of the pad is a thick white semi-glossy piece of cardboard that makes for a nice white frame. You could probably doodle on the cardboard as well, but that design would have to be permanent.
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Q: can u use any type of writing object?
A: Yes! You could use pencils, markers, crayons, oil pastels, or even Smencils (hint, hint)!
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Q: What happens when all the paper runs out?
A: You buy another Doodlebook Frame from Vat19.com!
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Q: why does it cost this much?
A: It's a photo frame and doodlebook in one! We think that's pretty awesome and well worth the price.
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Q: Is the paper thick enough that I can use a marker without it bleeding through to the next page?
A: We used a sharpie and found that if you lingered in one spot or colored in an area, you definitely got a little bleed-through. A ballpoint pen definitely does not bleed through. If you're going to use markers, put a scrap piece of paper in between pages.
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Q: How much paper is on the frame?
A: The Doodlebook Picture Frame contains 80 tear-off sheets.
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