I've never used a wet palette before, but lately I've been getting frustrated with my paints drying too quickly on regular palettes, particularly gouache and acrylics. It makes it really difficult to blend, and I don't want to have to rush my paintings. So I've been reading up on the concept of wet palettes, and I figured it was high time to get myself one and see if they work as well as people say at keeping paint wet for a longer time!
There are many options but I found this Army Painter Wet Palette, and I really liked the look of it, so that's what I went with! It's also more compact than some of the wet palettes aimed at artists, which are much larger and won't fit easily on my desk while filming. This Army Painter one is aimed at the Miniature Painting world, so it fits nicely into frame, haha!
Today I will be unboxing the wet palette, figuring out how to use it, and painting a picture using gouache. I did not film acrylic paints this time, but I plan to in a future video so I can compare how the different paints behave in the wet palette.
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