Carly,
This web page has and image of how I set out acrylic
paint in my classroom:
http://www.taospaint.com/Colorwheel.html
The little paint pots are from Dick Blick (I don't use the
lids).
The paper plates we buy in bulk for disposable palettes.
The tongue depressors we scrape off each day and leave
in a tub bucket of water to wash and reuse.
To save the paint over night I scoot the paint pots together
and lay a section of masonite over the whole lot so they will
not dry out. Lifting the board off is somewhat tricky cause
some pots stick to the board. It has been an easy solution
for us so far.
Hope the picture and description makes sense, Woody in KC
Caryl Dahn wrote:
> Does anyone have a good idea for keeping acrylic paint from one day
> to the next for a painting class? I tried the plastic paint palettes
> with lids. They are not working very well for us. Tend to dry out.
> I have some larger covered palettes but they are expensive. Is there
> a creative alternative that is not expensive. I am anxious to hear
> of any ideas.
> Caryl Dahn