Getting Started - Using a Wet Palette
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2024
- Welcome to another episode in our 'Getting Started' series at GitGud, where we simplify essential painting tools and techniques for beginners. In this video, we introduce you to the wet palette-an invaluable tool for any miniature painter. Learn why a wet palette is crucial for maintaining the workability of your paints and how it gives you greater control over paint consistency. Whether you choose to DIY or buy a commercial one, we'll guide you through setting up and using a wet palette effectively. We discuss everything from selecting the right materials to proper maintenance tips to prevent mold. Perfect for beginners looking to improve their painting skills! If you have any questions or need advice on specific materials, drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe for more helpful painting tips and let us know what other topics you'd like us to cover.
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Great video on setting up a wet palette, and we are proud you enjoy our wet palettes! Thank you!
Is it really a painting desk without a Red Grass Palette somewhere on it?
Damn ! I thought i knew how to use my wet palet but i had it wrong on the paper handling and the water quantity. Thanx !
You're very welcome!
We have Reynolds, you have world class miniature painting teachers. haha
It’s a fair trade!
What a lovely video. I've owned and used a wet pallet for a couple of years now, but I have always been uncertain of how much water I needed to put into it, and I didn't consider flipping the paper to get it wet on both sides.
I'll look forwards to you guy's video on thinning paints. I feel i often struggle with them getting to wet on my pallet.
Glad it was helpful! We're hoping to get the thinning paints video out very soon!
Im from denmark, and i have been struggeling with finding parchment paper with the right properties, maybe you have a tip for that, more soo because Magnus is danish :P
Hi Zaxens! Magnus currently uses Reynolds Parchment Paper which he had to import. Looking at Amazon, you can get three rolls for about 170 Danish Krone, which is quite pricey but should be enough for a few years of painting.
Hey man! I'll keep it in english just so others can understand, but.. I stuggled the same. 'Madpapir' splits when you mix and lets paint seep through and a lot of 'Bagepapir' for ovens let nothing through at all. I used brown bakingpaper for quite some time, but it was never perfect. I defo recommend getting some rolls of Reynold's. While it does cost something to import I think it is well worth and it is better than Redgrass original paper and it outperforms any kind of baking/parchment I have tried, and I have tried A LOT!
Depending on how often you paint, I'd say a roll of Reynold's should last you maybe a year or something like that :)
@@magnusnielsen7599 thank you, is there any specific type of reynolds or are there only one kind, so that i dont end up ordering the wrong kind :P
I use the one that is Reynold’s Parchment. Mine has cutting grids, but it doesn’t have to have that
@@magnusnielsen7599 thank you :P (takker) :P