TRADITIONAL PAINTERS PALETTE
The traditional artist's palette, used with oils and viscous or heavy-bodied acrylics, is a flattened orb with an easy-to-clean surface. The hole and slot is for an easy grip of the palette while painting. A covered palette keeps paint moist and workable between sessions.
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Stephen Quiller Color Wheel Palette
Arranged for ease of accurate mixing of primary, secondary and intermediate colors. Indicator guides on the palette aid in locating analogous, complementary and triadic color relationships to ensure fresh, beautiful, harmonious color mixes. Includes 12 extra pans around the wheel for other favorite colors, 8 outside corner basins to place earth colors or opaque water media and a very large inner-wheel mixing area. Also includes an instruction guide on how to arrange your color palette. 14" x 14".
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WATERCOLOR PALETTE
The watercolor palette, also useful for other media, is typically a rectangular or round dish with wells or indentations for mixing paint.
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PAPER PALETTES
Specially treated heavy white paper for oils or acrylics, die-cut to a palette shape with the thumb hole cut out. Tear off one sheet at a time and throw away the mess.
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ENAMEL BUTCHER TRAY PALETTE
A mixing area with no paint wells. The Butchers Tray comes in several sizes. This is a popular artists palette as it can be used with any media and has such a large mixing area.
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MUFFIN PANS
Vacu-formed, economical, white plastic pans are ideal for mixing or holding lots of paint.
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