Best paint palette for acrylic (stay wet? grey paper? glass?)

[@judieraysin5802]

I use a couple of copper pennies beneath the damp sponge in my Sta-Wet pallet and it works very well to deter mold.

[@MsXpression]

I really really admire your art and I am so grateful that you are willing to share your knowledge with younger aspiring painters. Thank you!

[@chumnutzly]

You can also use distilled water in the sponge and use a drop or two of clove oil to keep it fresh for the stay wet palette.

[@susana922]

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCE. LOVE THE PAINTING ON YOUR WALL!!!

[@debbieventimiglia2216]

Just wanted to say thank you, I've been learning a lot from you. Very appreciative

[@jazw4649]

I love your glass palette, will be keeping an eye out on garbage day for an old glass table top 😉

[@BabyChili1]

Thank you! I use acrylic and the fancy wood palette I bought just sucked up my paint and I couldn't wash it off very well. This other one I had was like particle board with plastic coating, real flimsy was hard to wash off as well. I grabbed an old ceramic plate and it is awesome. I soak it under water for a few minutes and it peels right off like your glass. Although it'd be nice to have a glass top work area. Thank you again.

[@Krachuken]

Thanks that was a super set of steps towards using the right kind of palette.

[@Becca-UK]

I’m definitely going to go for glass 🥰

[@lolitakaloustianyoung7787]

Hi - love your videos, thank you. Can you be specific as to the 'bead' box you use...thank you.

[@michellewelch6013]

Love this tutorial!! Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@TheUkuloonie]

Thanks for the video, very timely in answering my currant dilemma.

[@padrejuan7763]

Greetings from Montréal, Québec, Canada !!! Coming accross your beb site for the first time and love you advice !!! You have talked about lots of different 'Palettes' but did not mention WHAT KIND OF GLASS you have used for your palette ? Surely it is 'TEMPERED-GLASS' !?! Have a great week and stay healthy !!! Cheers !!!

[@lolad552]

Love this vids! Keep it up!!

[@africo9104]

Hi and thanks for your video, I really need to know why you need any coloured palette. You said the light gray is too light. What would be the best colour ?

[@Becca-UK]

Great info. Thanks 🙏

[@GayanthiPereraArt]

Thank you so much for this video, I found it incredibly useful :-)

[@denniskelly3002]

Trash can palette lid for large paintings? Hell yeah. Good Lookin out.

[@TheUkuloonie]

I was wondering about Lighting, for studio, a good set up for painting and maybe in the future taking photos of work when completed how you deal with it? Thankyou

[@createpaintingsyoulovewith82]

thanks for the suggestion!

[@yc736]

Super helpful! Thanks

[@12roosterde]

the link doesn't seem to work for the pdf anymore

[@veystone2580]

Instead of a glass palette, can I use an old porcelain (or perhaps ceramic, Im not sure) plate I have lying around, to mix acrylic paint? Can I just wipe it off when Im done, or would it be difficult to remove the paint? Im not planning on leaving the paint there to dry, I work really small, on a sketchbook, for therapeutic purposes, and I will be pouring just the amount needed for a particular small painting.

[@art51751]

Thanks a lot

[@melstampz]

So useful. Thank you so much! (a new subscriber) :)

[@Beth-dl6br]

A plate works good too

[@Becca-UK]

Subscribed 🥰🥰🥰

[@mariad4183]

Really great info Thank you for sharing!

[@reginaldgabel2611]

Could you place the glass palette into a closable container with water filled sponge to keep the paint moist for a day or two?

[@shlime9]

I dont think thatll keep the paint wet, try a slow drying medium for acrylics, or put the whole glass palette in the freezer that works really well for me :)

[@syncopaint_minis3016]

The paper that comes with the stay wet palette are too thick for acrylics imo.