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In this tutorial we show you how to create a wet palette and why you would want to use it. Thanks for watching!

Hm... very usefull. Thanks, will use this when I'll be painting a large batch of minis next time.

Thank you. This beats my add water add paint method hands down.

That's pretty interesting! Will see if I can try something similar, I don't have parchment paper but I'm sure I could figure out an alternative lol

I tried this for the first time the other week and its much more efficient over other alternatives.

Instead of paper i use...hmm...dont know the english word...washcloth is the google translate word, it's a bit thicker "synthetic" cloth.
It works like a charm for me

Really helpful. Just made one of these and will be providing a link to the method in my blog, if that is ok

That's a really great idea, for anyone who doesn't have parchment paper, just go to the baking section of a supermarket as baking parchment for putting in cake tins, as far as I know, is the same stuff.