Watercolor Palette Review (What I Actually Use & Why)

Choosing the right watercolor palette can completely change the way you paint.

In this video, I’m sharing one of my favorite watercolor palettes and explaining why I love using it in my own studio practice. From color mixing to organization to the overall painting experience, your palette plays a much bigger role than most watercolor artists realize.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by watercolor supplies or wondered what actually makes painting easier and more enjoyable… this video will help simplify things for you.

Inside this watercolor palette review, we’ll talk about:
🎨 What I personally look for in a watercolor palette
🎨 Why palette layout matters when mixing color
🎨 How the right setup helps watercolor flow more naturally
🎨 Simple ways to make your painting process feel easier and more intuitive
🎨 Why watercolor should feel creative and enjoyable — not stressful

This video is perfect for beginners, but also helpful for experienced watercolor artists looking to simplify or refresh their setup.

And remember… you do not need fancy supplies to create beautiful art. Sometimes the smallest changes in your setup can make watercolor feel more relaxed, flowing, and enjoyable.

If you’ve ever felt unsure about what to buy or overwhelmed by all the options… then this is for you.

Inside my free mini-course“Supplies I Can’t Live Without!”, I walk you through the exact brushes, paints, paper, and materials I personally use in my own work and classes. And more importantly, why I use them.

Because in watercolor, your supplies shape how the paint moves, blends, and flows. And that directly impacts how confident you feel as you learn.

I’ve carefully curated this list to help you get started right away so you can spend less time guessing, and more time actually painting.

You can explore and shop everything through the links provided inside. These are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.



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