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Help, please...do these work? Before buying the base palette, £9.99 would it work if I were to get just the liners to put in my ceramic rectangle palette, to try? I am just starting to use Atelier Interactive Acrylics, and am somewhat confused about how to keep the paint I've squeezed out of the tube, from drying too much...at present I drop water from a glass dropper from time to time but as this dilutes it that's not a big help. I want to use it as I would oil or Alkyd for now, until I get to know it better. Quite impressed so far...nice for fur and feathers. (?) (?) Any advice or info about this in general very much appreciated. I watched an Atelier spiel CD DVD this afternoon, but it was mainly technical, not very specific, didn't mention palette liners at all. :-( (?) :->