The paper is like cooking parchment paper. It does not fall apart when wet, or shed fibers. One thing I learned is you can keep the sponge pretty wet. The wetter the better. Once I am done with the colors or they dry just a bit, I toss the paper and put in a new one. Wring out the sponge, soak up some new water and you're ready to go.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Wet Palette
On Timelines there was some interest in Wet Palettes. I use one, and it is a neat way to keep your color wet and ready to use. It is basically a plastic box with a lid that snaps on. Inside is a thin sponge and a piece of plain white paper.
The paper is like cooking parchment paper. It does not fall apart when wet, or shed fibers. One thing I learned is you can keep the sponge pretty wet. The wetter the better. Once I am done with the colors or they dry just a bit, I toss the paper and put in a new one. Wring out the sponge, soak up some new water and you're ready to go.
The paper is like cooking parchment paper. It does not fall apart when wet, or shed fibers. One thing I learned is you can keep the sponge pretty wet. The wetter the better. Once I am done with the colors or they dry just a bit, I toss the paper and put in a new one. Wring out the sponge, soak up some new water and you're ready to go.
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