Has anyone ever tried using YUPO paper for their artwork?

I have played around with it with watercolor. The surface is very impermeable so the paint floats rather than being absorbed. It is interesting to play with but I much prefer coldpressed rough paper for my real work.

I think working with a polypropylene would fun. It would let you make some interesting effects.

@janbb -I have a feeling that I will prefer the traditional over the new in this case as well,but will give it a whirl anyway.:)
@Adirondackwannabe -If you hear me scream @#$%^&* then you’ll know what affect it had on me.

I agree with @janbb I am also a watercolourist and it requires a completely different technique to paint on Yupo. I also found that the browns and yellows (sepia, umber, ochres) can flake off over time which is irritating. I did ok when I decided to treat it as a fundamentally different medium rather than watercolour on a different kind of paper!