Thanks for the detailed explanation and photos. I've read a little bit about it on TMP, but wasn't exactly sure what it was. Now I believe I understand it thanks to your post. Best, Dean
I've used a wet palette for the past year or so and really like it. My is made of a glad plastic container, some wet paper towel covered by parchment paper. It really extends the life of paint and makes blending much easier.
Interesting. I used a wet palette some time ago - when I was first getting in to acrylics but found it too messy and fiddly. I have read your article and decided that I might try it again.
Also loved the short article about you and Mrs Paint Pig and how she scratches your belly!
Thanks for the detailed explanation and photos. I've read a little bit about it on TMP, but wasn't exactly sure what it was. Now I believe I understand it thanks to your post. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteI've used a wet palette for the past year or so and really like it. My is made of a glad plastic container, some wet paper towel covered by parchment paper. It really extends the life of paint and makes blending much easier.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I used a wet palette some time ago - when I was first getting in to acrylics but found it too messy and fiddly. I have read your article and decided that I might try it again.
ReplyDeleteAlso loved the short article about you and Mrs Paint Pig and how she scratches your belly!
Tony
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Excellent post. I also tried this many years ago but gave up on it. Might give it another go now. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, I always wondered what a wet palette was, thanks for the info!!!
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