Always a bit late to respond. I use cold press / Langton Prestige . I love it because I can keep layering without the work puddling or muddying up as I use mixed media of watercolor and gouache. My drawings start out on regular drawing paper, then I clean up in PS and print on my Epson Stylus Pro, which has a setting for watercolor so the ink doesn't bleed when it gets wet. This works really well when my originals have been shaded a lot and I've put some major details into the drawings that I don't want to lose. I can print up to 17 inches wide and any length, so this is a good option for me as I work larger for extra detail, especially when working with the texture of the cold press. Scans aren't an issue as I use Photoshop in the last part of the process to get the colors back to the original. One nice thing about working with traditional mediums, is you can sell your original works, as I've sold quite a few of my illustrator postcard originals. There are collectors who are quite enthused to find some of us are still favoring using traditional mediums.