High Quality Plastic Large Palette of Plastic Materials in a Variety of Colors

The color palette is the springboard for painters to create. It is difficult to determine the time when the color palette is produced, but as an essential tool for oil painting, it can represent the personality and work spirit of painters. Some painters use color palettes to make color drafts before coloring, to explore the structural relationship of large colors, and then transfer these colors to the screen in sufficient quantity.

Not all painters use color palettes. The stippling painter Shura used tin covers instead of color palettes; Picasso flirted in the newspaper. In addition, using glass as the color palette has two advantages: first, to prevent the unused pigment from drying and scaling, the glass plate can be immersed in water for storage after use. The other is to replace the backing under the glass plate (white paper, gray paper or linen, etc.) according to the background color of the picture. However, the glass plate must be placed on a flat and stable support.