New Wave POSH Glass Artist Palette | Clear, 12 x 16 inches | Tempered Glass Palette for Oil Painting with Corner Guards | Use with Oil, Acrylic, Gouache, Watercolor, and Ink | Made in USA

I am positively adore the New Wave POSH Glass Artist Palette which I use in a Mastersen covered palette. I've used the Mastersen palette before, but was always disgusted by the sponge that would get moldy and constantly need to be replaced. An instructor recently recommended the Mastersen covered palette, but he used a custom cut piece of glass as a palette and paper towels under the paints. I decided to try the covered palette again with a glass palette, as my previous covered palette worked well but had little space for mixing paints and I found that they didn't peel off as well as I expected. The POSH glass palette solved my previous problems with the covered palette and it has plenty of room for mixing colors, cleans up with a single edge razor blade. It's the perfect size for the covered palette and the padding on the corners of the glass make it easy to remove from the box to do a thorough cleaning between paintings. I purchased the clear glass, but if I ever buy another one, I would get the medium tone gray one to more easily determine the value of the colors that I am mixing. I've had the palette for almost 3 months and am totally satisfied. It's the glass palette and the covered palette box make the perfect combination for acrylic painting.

I bought this one to replace the clear plastic ones I first bought and realized that in order to clean them I'll need to scrape the paint off and that this would prob leave scratches. This is much better, even if it is smaller than what I need ( I've ordered a larger one). It cleans up real nice without any scratches, unless you manage to paint on the wrong side, like I did. I'd have to say that is the one downfall it has. There's a small clear sticker in the corner on the back, but it's easily missed and when I realized that I had done this I tried to very carefully scrape the paint off, even tried a plastic blade, but I didn't do so well and made scratches that I can now see through. My advice is to somehow mark the back better so you don't make the same mistake. I'll be making my new one with a sharpie in some design. I'd really like to see a beveled edge with rounded corners since I'm sure that at some point they'll either rip off (which one of mine has) or stretch out and no longer be of use. Despite these small flaws, I really like it and recommend it. I've ordered a larger one to better suit my needs and will be marking up the back so I don't paint on it; I really can't stand the scrapes I can see through now.

I have tried several methods of paint pallets and have quite the collection. That ended when I purchased this glass pallet. Saved my sanity. No more plastic pallets that stain, paper plates that are just wasteful, and pallet paper pads that can get pretty expensive if you paint a lot. I am a big fan of reusable products so this was a perfect fit. Good for my budget, better for the environment, and just overall less waste. I purchased the 9x12" pallet so it wouldn't take up too much space. It is tempered glass so I don't have to worry about it shattering should I put any pressure on it while mixing paint or during clean up, like ordinary glass might. The gray background is great as it gives you true color and it's an easy clean up. Best investment I've made since I started my art journey and would recommend it to like minded people. A small shout out to Angela Anderson who introduced this pallet on her tutorials. Very happy with this it.

This is my second Wave Posh glass palette, and that is because I dropped and broke my last one (user error there). The very good news on that was because this is tempered glass, it did not shatter into tiny shards and spread everywhere. Most of the pieces were either large enough to see and find easily or were held together in groups of pieces. This is much safer and much easier to clean up if it happens to you. This palette is also my favorite because it fits just right into my Masterson palette with the yellow lid (without the sponge liner), it cleans up much easier and doesn't need the irritating disposable palette liners, and the neutral gray backing makes it easier to tell what color mix you have. If I drop this one too (hope not!!!), I would not hesitate to buy another one Wave POSH palette.

Excellent palette, I ordered 2 white 9”X12”. This works well for watercolor paints, no bubbling running paint unlike most plastic palettes.. The paint stays where you put it on the palette. I got the smaller size as I travel a lot and can’t bring the 12”X16” with me. I am going to order that one soon, for my home studio. The palette is painted on the reverse side, so be careful not to scratch that surface. The corners are lightly protected with a thin rubber membrane. I may laminate the palette to an oversized backing for more protection. I purchased a thick felt document folder (size A4) thru Amazon to help protect the palette for travel and storage. The shipping packing box could be better. When my package arrived, the carrier had dented the corner slightly. Nothing was damaged, but it could have. The palette itself is package with corrugated cardboard and bubble wrap. Pretty flimsy for such a heavy object. I think I was lucky. Otherwise, I am extremely happy with my purchase. I think you will like it and I think it was worth the cost.

I do like this surface when I'm mixing oil paint - it's comfortable to mix on, easy to clean up, and a pretty good size. My only complaint is that if you use a razor to clean it (or even a metal palette knife sometimes), it will still scratch the surface slightly. Over time the scratches add up and it gets less comfortable to mix on. Wish the manufacturer would consider something more durable like gorilla glass.

I bought this in 12x16 to put into the masterson artists palette seal, which is basically a glorified square tupperware with a slightly better than your normal tupperware sealing lid (to be fair it is made from a nice heavy texture...ally pleasing plastic so... I mean it's a good tupperware haha). This glass palette fits perfectly in said Tupperware/palette box, and the glass is a nice thickness, the grey is a good color to mix on, hard to say much about a piece of glass, but it's exactly the size/thickness/color I needed. Highly recommend tossing it in that masterson sealable palette thing. With the two combined, esp with oil paint, you could store your paint in the freezer and come back to it weeks later. Just make sure to let it thaw and warm up completely before opening if you do that (to protect the paint from the condensation and so you don't damage the lid when the plastic is cold and brittle). Buy these two things. They are kismet!

I never considered a glass paint palette until I came across this one while scrolling and I'm so glad I made the purchase! I've had it now for two years. It cleans so easily and it stays put on my tabletop surface. I also like the size because I don't have a ton of space so I can place it in a drawer if I'm not using it. The rubber corners come off easily for cleaning and reattach.