A green leaf twice on different types of paper

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My Enchanted Forest copy has a very smooth paper. I was wondering what the exact difference would be if I would duplicate a leaf on a different type of paper. 

I made two videos about colouring a green leaf in my Enchanted Forest copy and on sketching paper.

I started with colouring in Enchanted Forest.
I used 10 different colours, all Faber Castell Polychromos:

                  

168 Earth Green Yellowish

167 Permanent Green Olive

158 Deep Cobalt Green

184 Dark Naples Ochre

266 Permanent Green

165 Juniper Green

171 Light Green

112 Leaf Green

267 Pine Green

157 Dark Indigo

In the videos I use the pencils in the same order as in the listed here.

                  

I find it really interesting to colour the same leaf on two different types of paper.
The smoother the paper, the more difficult it is to layer and blend. You need a really light touch to blend and layer on smooth paper. In the first video you can see that.

In the second video I'm using sketching paper. This is a cheap paper. It is not completely white, there are fibers in it and it is not acid free. I like the fibers in this type of paper. You can work the colour into the paper and it can give your drawings extra character.

As I am colouring more and more I am learning to handle smooth paper better and better. But I still prefer a little more tooth.