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Steve Strode in Jan. LP goes into colour mixing for absolute newbies and gets out the old white plate to mix on Nd it even has raised bits to trap the left over acrylic .I have never seen a white plate in charity shops for decades nor even a new one. Has S S
not heard of cheap stay wet palettes or even rectangular large cheap plastic ones. Why arrange the four colours he choses in a circle , with the centre which has to be cleaneda lot during mixing. The green shadows in his demos baffle me so poor new bies willbe too. Grumpy Syd