Your shopping bag is empty
Watercolor palettes are generally made of plastic or porcelain with rectangular or wheel format with built in wells and mixing areas for colors.
A painter's palette is used for laying out the paint you'll be working with during your painting session. For watercolor, many artists squeeze their favorite set of paints into their palette, then cover and re-use the same palette repeatedly.
Wood was the preferred material for artist's palettes because it was lightweight, rigid but could be shaped easily. Another advantage of wood was its natural warm brown tone. Many painters initiated their work on a canvas primed with a brownish tone that was not dissimilar to the color of the palette.
Customer Reviews
Based on 3 reviews
Write a review
