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Hi everyone
I have just joined today.
I work in watercolour and in mixed media, mainly acrylic.
I recently made myself a stay wet palette from a plastic tub with wet kitchen roll and a top layer of baking parchment. The acrylics have remained workable but have become very thin. This makes them difficult to pick up on a palette knife. I wondered if anyone had any thoughts about this.