The best paper depends on both your printer and the colouring medium you plan to use.
For alcohol markers
Choose a smooth card that works well with your printer and your markers. Always check that your printed ink is fully dry before colouring.
For coloured pencils
A card with a little tooth can help pencils layer and blend, but very textured stock can make fine printed lines look less crisp.
For home printing
Use the highest practical print-quality setting and test a new paper before committing to a full project. Printer inks, papers and colouring media can behave differently together.
LastMinuteManda files are supplied at high resolution for clean home printing, but final print quality will always depend on your printer and paper combination.