Prepare colour mixtures on a clean sheet and tear it off after use, without washing a permanent palette. These Daler-Rowney paper palettes have a shaped outline and thumb hole so you can hold the pad while painting. You can also place it on a table.
Choose your size and paint type
- Oil A4: 50 sheets, 21 × 29.7 cm.
- Oil 35 × 25 cm: 50 sheets; the pack states 35.5 × 25.4 cm.
- Oil/Acrylic A4: 40 sheets, 21 × 29.7 cm.
- Oil/Acrylic A3: 40 sheets, 29.7 × 42 cm.
The 50-sheet versions use parchment paper for oil paint. Choose a 40-sheet version for acrylics or when you alternate between oils and acrylics. A4 occupies less table space; larger formats offer more room to keep colours and mixtures separate. You receive one pad in your chosen version. The pictured paints, brushes and palette knife are not included.
Practical mixing
Place small amounts of paint around the edge and leave the centre free for mixtures. Mix with a brush or the flat side of a palette knife, using light pressure to avoid damaging the paper. For acrylics, start with small portions and add paint as needed. This is a mixing palette; it does not keep acrylic paint wet for long periods like a wet palette.
After painting
Remove the used top sheet from the pad’s open edge to expose a fresh mixing surface. Store the remaining sheets dry and flat. Dispose of used sheets according to the instructions for the paint on them.
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