The palette onto which the artist mixed colors for painting was circular.

The artist carefully selected various tubes of paint and squeezed them onto the palette, arranging them in a rainbow of colors. With a brush in hand, the artist began to mix and blend the colors together, creating new shades and hues for their masterpiece. The circular shape of the palette allowed for easy access to all the colors, making it convenient for the artist to experiment and create beautiful works of art. As the painting progressed, the colors swirled and danced together on the palette, each stroke adding depth and dimension to the canvas. The circular palette was not just a tool for mixing colors, but a canvas in itself, showcasing the artist's creativity and skill.

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