What are Tear-off Paper Palettes?

A tear-off palette is a tool used by artists to hold and mix their paints. It is called a "tear-off" palette because it usually consists of several sheets of paper that can be easily torn off as they become dirty or used up.

The most common type of tear-off palette is a pad of disposable paper sheets that are coated with a non-stick surface. This allows the artist to easily mix their paints and then tear off the sheet when it becomes dirty or when they want to start with a fresh palette.

Tear-off palettes are popular among artists because they are convenient, affordable, and easy to use. They are especially useful for artists who work in a variety of locations and need a portable palette that can be easily transported.

To use a tear-off palette, an artist simply places a sheet of paper on the palette and then squeezes small amounts of paint onto the paper. They can then use a brush or palette knife to mix the colours together and create the desired hue.

• 147 x 295 mm (approx. 5.79 x 11.61 inches) - Rectangle 
• 30 sheets
• Suitable for all paint mediums