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When I worked with watercolour I could leave wet paint on the ceramic palette, let it dry, come back to it days later, apply water and pick up where I left off.

Can I do the same with Winsor & Newton drawing inksWinsor & Newton drawing inks? If so, what do I use to reactivate?

When I worked with watercolour I could leave wet paint on the ceramic palette, let it dry, come back to it days later, apply water and pick up where I left off.

Can I do the same with Winsor & Newton drawing inks? If so, what do I use to reactivate?

When I worked with watercolour I could leave wet paint on the ceramic palette, let it dry, come back to it days later, apply water and pick up where I left off.

Can I do the same with Winsor & Newton drawing inks? If so, what do I use to reactivate?

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Can I leave Winsor & Newton inks to dry on the palette?

When I worked with watercolour I could leave wet paint on the ceramic palette, let it dry, come back to it days later, apply water and pick up where I left off.

Can I do the same with Winsor & Newton drawing inks? If so, what do I use to reactivate?