How to Keep your Acrylic Paint Palette Wet for DAYS! (literally) 

Sooooo innovative! You have literally just helped me solve one of my biggest blocks with painting. Thank you so much love. 🥰🥰

After watching your video, I bought one of those disposable aluminum baking pans that comes with a lid and it worked brilliantly using your technique. Thanks.

Girl this is a whole invention. Get something like this manufactured. P.S. I don't paint (yet). But this seems like a wonderful solution to me. Hoping you pursue this idea sis! Wishing you many blessings! I'm a fan of your work. 💗

I used to do something like this back in high school when I still used acrylics, great tutorial!

YES! THANK YOU! I've been wondering what you were doing with your palette for so long now.

Thank you so much for sharing this Idea with us

Melissa, there is a Masterson palette with a lid for which you can buy the accompanying sponge and special paper, it is their Stay Wet palette version. And then no need to mess with paper towels Etc. Also I am primarily an oil painter and I have learned with acrylics that a micro mister spray bottle is the best thing for rewetting paints or keeping them damp on your canvas! The drops are so much smaller than a regular spray bottle so no drips and no flaking of the paint. Get a Masterson's stay wet palette.... Jerry's Artarama has them.

Yesss! The video we’ve been waiting for, thank you!!!

This was so helpful. I've used the brand name version of this and so good to know I can put together my own version so inexpensively. Thanks so much!

Sooo smart!!! Thanks for sharing 🥰

You do a great job of tutorials. Enjoyable to watch, informative and easy going. I feel like I’m sitting and hanging out with you. How do you finish your edges? How do you pack and ship? I look forward to seeing more of your work♥️

You can buy canvases in bulk from Amazon. They should have them in that size too.

I went and bought a container last week. I'm super happy I saw your other video.

Great vídeo and great soundtrack!!!

Great info, Melissa. Thanks! Before colored pencil, I was working in thick acrylics. This might get me back to them. I love your can-do empowered spirit. Always keep that, it's a gift. Much love and light from Louisiana.

This has been so helpful - been using your technique for making the palette! Thank you!

can you link the container you use from michael's for your palette? and also do you ever save leftover paint if there's a decent amount left that you didn't use?

Thank you!! (Very helpful!!) ran straight over here from the ‘gram.

My hat off to you for working with acrylic, I find it such a challenge to work with. Really clean video recordings, and very informative Sister. What camera did you use to record this video?

Ayy! you went to the currys in Mississauga! thats my go-to :)

Thank you for this video!

Thank you so much for showing us how to make a bomb stay wet palette! I was wondering if you could tell me what exact paint you used to create that lovely pink? It looks like you started with a Quinacridone magenta and possibly a cadmium red? Then you added another pink, like a rose pink? Not sure. I’m working on getting different types of pink mixes and sometimes a nice bright almost fuscia pink mix or brighter pink mixes eludes me. Lol!

omg GUUURRRLLLLL i needed this video lol XD

Melissa, great video as always! Canvas suggestion, have you looked at jerrysartarama.com? I think they ship to Canada. They have a huge selection of canvas and always have a great sale on them also. Much cheaper than Michaels and brand name canvases. Of course, there's free shipping in the US so that may be a drawback for you in Canada.

did you ever come across your pallet smelling of mold or mildew? curious !! love your videos!

You ever try freezing them?

I brought a staywet palette and they are amazing. The paint lasted almost a month.

Hey Melissa, are you hand drawing your artwork or are you projecting it?

L4 days, that's so fast. I wish I could get a painting done in 4days

how do you pick out your color schemes?

For the canvases couldn’t you have gone to Above Ground Art Supplies?

Is your pop art portrait paintings inspired by someone or is that your style of painting?

What is the difference between acrylic paint and regular paint beginner artist here lol

Was that a Bruce lee reference? Wata!