we should play guess the movie... lol :-)
I have no idea though... sorry...
The closest i will get is the scene from a james bond (possibly living daylights???) when he finds Stella dead on the bed after her husband been eaten by a shark :-)
As for wet palettes. i love mine. i make 5 or 6 ready to go. and then when painting takes me i just get my squeeze bottle of water... wet the tissue under the baking paper. and off i go. they are all in A4 clear folders from kmart. so they stack and will stay wet for days if i need them too (though i find the paint consistency deteriorates sometimes, especially with ultramarine blue). then when i want to paint its a quick affair to squeeze out some paint and lid shut for a break. Also if i run out of space i dont need to clean up i just open the next folder read to go.
Then i just batch clean them i keep the paper bits.. because one day i have plans to paper a wall in all the dead wet palatte bits. lol.
This way the prep and set up is never a reason for me not to paint and i can take my palette (granted carefully) somewhere else and keep going.
This method was a game changer for me for the same reason. not wanting to set up and clean up. :-)
RE: Oil pastel drawings