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I've heard
people speak of wet pallets helping their painting but what are they? What do they do? And are they easy to make or cheap?
Thanks

Wet palette is basically a palette that is moist and when you have paints on a moist surface they do not dry as fast as usual.

They are cheap and easy to make.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-tIciEHhwDE#!

I recommend that you get a container that has a low profile and a lid.

Also as a friendly advise you could just these simple questions. You would get your answer much faster.

ie. "what is a wet palette" and "how to make a wet palette".

Thanks that was really easy and quick to make and didn't cost a thing, yeah next time i'll try googling it first.