MEEDEN 18-Well Porcelain Artist Paint Palette, Mixing Art Ceramic Watercolor Paint Palette for Watercolor Gouache Acrylic Oil Painting, Rectangle 8 by x5-1/2-Inch

It can be seen from the picture that the wells are not much bigger than a ladies thumbnail, and that the standard half-dozen There is just enough room in the well for a pan. There's a very shallow lip at the centre of each well, so in the middle of the well, washes are very likely to overflow. It also has 12 square wells that are larger, shallower and not glazed so they might stain. The ceramic surface on this side is a little rough and not glazed The ceramic material is a lot easier to clean than plastic, and the product is fairly well made. In the future, I may use it for something related to nature While I considered using the smaller Meeden Ceramic palette for journal work and other small paintings, I decided to go with the larger one, which has 8 rectangular wells, six small circular wells, and two large circles and one large rectangle well at the front of the palette. That one will hopefully be just the right size. There is nothing wrong with the product quality or shipping, it just needs to be bigger than it.

Holland Salazar

| Jul 11, 2021

A couple of things I love about watercolor porcelain palettes. Besides being easy to clean, they keep their place without moving around on the desk. There are a few that I need to get done- For mixing up large amounts of wash, I use a big, circular studio palette and a couple of smaller bowl-type palettes. I love the big one, but it takes up too much space. There are a few too many of the smaller ones, so I have to keep them scattered on my The little wells allow me to squeeze out fresh paint in small amounts in the wells and then clean the palette when my project is done. It fills the need for a smaller, desk-top palette for a single project. This back side is great as a mixing tray, especially since I always bring my travel palette to I bought 2 pairs of shoes Since I probably won't be able to give it away, I'll keep one for myself and one for the others.

Shelby Simpson

| Sep 28, 2020

I have a few ceramic/porcelain palettes and this one fits nicely in my collection. In my opinion, palettes should be small and well laid out. I use this palette for a set of 12 watercolors. It's perfect for a set of 12 paintings, and no one palette will do for every project. It has 18 wells, so I have multiple wells for diluting pigments with a high degree of consistency such as Payne's gray and phthalo blue. I like the fact that this porcelain palette offers all the benefits of porcelain for a reasonable price. As far as I am aware there are no more of them, so I hope they will bring them.

Braxton McConnell

| Jul 27, 2021

The one item I mentioned to you that I wouldn't buy because I find the price too steep. However, as I came to need a really big palette for mixing watercolor paint, I bought it at any rate. This is a good thing for me to have done. The purpose of my writing was served. Aside from that, ceramic is better Painting with the new system is easier, and mixing paint is more enjoyable. When I travel, I can't take it with me. While it weighs a bit more than usual, it is still a worthwhile purchase.

Jesse Guzman

| Mar 13, 2021

The man size pallet is very easy to clean and useful. As a matter of fact, I use the dishwasher to wash mine. I know I like it because if you flip it over, you have a whole bunch of mixing wells. I have two of these lights that I stack them on top of each other for storage, but I use one for the paints and some washes and the other just for them. It is incredibly easy to clean and doesn't stain like plastic. Also, paint doesn't bead up like it does on plastic. There is no better porcelain palette than those by Meeden and Bower Bird. In order to keep them safe and to easily see what is available, I keep them on a plate drying rack on their sides. It is sometimes necessary to use a squirt bottle of water after letting my paint dry to re-activate it. As a result, there is no waste and the paint doesn't ruin the porcelain (plastic would stain, so there would no longer be a white surface upon which to mix).

Autumn Prince

| May 31, 2021

If you like ceramic palettes and you're concerned about putting too much paint in your wells, these are the ones for you. These are also ideal when you want to create a palette for a specific In order to start out with, I purchased two and fell in love with the size and texture of them. After another person commented, I returned to the store and purchased more merchandise. Up to now, I've had six. The palettes have different paint brands on one side and other palettes that I can use by project on the other side. I have a small art table, so I've set out my painting area with my palette on either side of my watercolor board. I also have a wooden travel art box from the time before I had a computer. As a result, I found that I could insert my makeup palette even though I took out the middle divider. So I think these palettes are very convenient Strathmore 5 will be used as a cover for the pallets. There are five rows and eight columns. This will be drawn on 5 inch watercolor paper that I will use as a guide for painting The palettes will just be taped on top of them. There should always be such a palette! I hope they make them always!.

Edward Garrett

| Nov 25, 2020

I was not expecting this porcelain palette to be so small, but it is still very useful. You can reverse it to make it reversible, making it the best. It features the mixing area on one side and 18 wells about the size of a half pan on the other. A little blue tack can help you insert a half pan into the well. There are also 12 squares on the reverse of the glass sheet measuring about 4 inches each. A typical size would be 5cm by 5cm (1 3/4 inch by 2 inches). (This book has an overall size of 14cm by 20cm (5 1/2 inches by 7 3/4 inches). In the front side of the mixer, the mixing area is 11cm by 15cm (4 3/8 inches by 5 7/8 inches). Do you think I would buy this product Without a doubt! A glazed butcher tray is often found to have paint running to one side or another like it does with porcelain. The porcelain is smooth and level, with no imperfections. There is no question that it's light enough for you to carry with you on the go, although I personally wouldn't risk it breaking. It would be nice if it was a bit larger but if you're looking for a porcelain palette with a small footprint, then this might be the palette.

Forrest Parker

| Oct 19, 2020

The long term result is excellent, as long as you do not use a huge brush in it and have your expectations set accordingly. It was important to me to have this size, as I have a large palette already The Pikes Palette is a large and bulky item that I am not able to use every day to my satisfaction. In the end, I decided to go along with it. However, can a girl have too many palettes to choose from when it comes to painting? Especially for botanical painting with watercolors, go for it if you are on the fence. Travel might be mentioned and I'm not certain if I'd be comfortable with the device traveling with as it might It remains to be seen. In case I decide to use the document for that purpose as well, I will write back to you.

Promise Harris

| Jun 20, 2021