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Has anyone tried this? I find that when I'm painting large areas contrast paints occasionally will thicken up on my palette before I've finished. I was wondering if anyone's had any success with a wet palette given that contrast paints don't respond well to thinning with water.
honestly, I dip straight into the pot, then I brush excess off on the sides, and if I still feel like there is still too much paint on the brush, then I brush it onto a dry palette. Hasn't steered me wrong yet.
