Plasticine
Soft sculpting material
Plasticine is a trademark for a brand of non-drying modeling clay, invented in the 1890s and still used in claymation films and by artists.
The material stays pliable because it's oil-based rather than water-based.
Wallace and Gromit were made with Plasticine. (Lowercase plasticine refers to any similar modeling compound.)
claymation
Sculpted-figure animation technique
- stop-motionAnimation using posed objects
- animationTechnique creating movement illusion
- puppetControlled performing figure
character · set · frame · movement · studio · filmmaker · model · armature · lip-sync · Coraline
trademark
Registered commercial identifier
Plasticineearthenware
Low-temperature fired pottery
porcelain · stoneware · terracotta · bronze · epoxy putty
Plasticinenatural clay
Unrefined sedimentary soil material
potter's clay · earth · mud · soil · beeswax
- brain plasticityNeural network's ability to reorganize
- neural plasticityBrain's ability to reorganize
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