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Watercolour Mixing Palette

Looks, feels and handles like porcelain. easy to clean, non staining and kind to brushes.

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Three items in one, a mixing palette, the first correct colour mixing wheel and a comprehensive guide to colour harmony and contrast. The palette offers a constant colour mixing guide to the user, enabling full control over this once impossible area.

Looks, feels and handles like porcelain. Having deep mixing wells the palette is suitable for watercolour, gouache or thinned acrylics. A guidance booklet is provided but if additional help is required please see the book 'Getting the most from the Wilcox Mixing Palette'.

Price:   £19.95

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Customer Reviews

...I've enjoyed using the new palette and your paints are superb. I have just completed 6 new paintings for an exhibition and the washes are so clean and bright.

M Andrew

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...Our Art Society had Jeremy Ford demonstrating on Wednesday [...] The last half hour he spent showing how to colour mix and of course with the large palette which I use of yours. I have been viewed as a 'beginner who doesn't really know what he is doing, and my colour mixing is just good luck'. I could have stood up on my chair and cheered as their mouths dropped open, and maybe I had been VERY right all along. I do know a lot of artists are very fixed in their ways and reluctant to change for the better. I feel that I am fortunate to come in at the start of an exciting new era in painting, thanks to you.

Alastair Hagues

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...I am very impressed with the palette, which arrived today. I like the surface texture, the deep wells, the practical lid, and the ease with which paint can be removed to leave absolutely no stain. Having watched the video demonstration I was already familiar with the layout, but it was not until I began using the palette today (with the aid of the booklet) that I discovered just how logical and helpful the design is. I am also well satisfied with the paints. So I should be grateful if you would convey my congratulations to Michael Wilcox.

P. Bonnett