Artist’s Paint Palette - 53 Colours

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The Djeco Artist’s Paint Palette is an ideal tool for young artists and beginners seeking a versatile, all-in-one painting solution that combines variety with portability. With a wide spectrum of 53 high-quality water-based paint dots, users gain access to standard, pearlescent, and fluorescent finishes for diverse artistic projects; however, users should note that the small size of the individual paint dots may limit the scale of large-surface paintings.
| Model Part Number | F57971-AA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Djeco |
The Djeco water-based paints are designed for artistic use and are generally considered safe for children, but they should not be ingested.
The palette is designed as a single unit; individual paint dots are not sold separately for replacement.
Yes, you can unscrew the brush head to refill the barrel with fresh water.
Watercolor paper, heavy cardstock, and bristol board provide the best results for water-based media.
Yes, you can mix colours on a separate plastic surface or by layering them carefully on the paper while wet.
Since they are water-based, most spots can be removed by rinsing with warm water and mild soap immediately after the spill occurs.
Ensure the brush tip is sufficiently wet; tap the tip gently on the paint surface until the pigment begins to soften.
Check your paper quality. High-absorbency watercolor paper is recommended over standard printer paper for better colour saturation.
Check that the cap is screwed on tightly and that the brush head is securely seated in the handle.
Setting up the palette is straightforward: simply fill the reservoir brush with water and touch the tip to the desired paint dot to activate the pigment. The paints work best on cold-press watercolor paper or heavy cardstock to prevent buckling.
To ensure the longevity of your palette: