| Well, in clay animation, each object is sculpted in clay or a similarly pliable material such as plasticine, usually around an armature. |
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| Dr Brash reminds me of one of those plasticine stick men that we can bend and twist in any direction we want to put them in at any one time. |
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| When raccoons, coatis, foxes, coyotes, skunks, or bears bit the models, they left tooth marks in the plasticine. |
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| Each student was given a cardboard base, approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a small block of plasticine clay. |
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| These were made of soft plasticine in which predators would leave marks, making it possible to distinguish between different predator species. |
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| File cards and rhyming games develop reading skills, and plasticine is recommended for the study of shapes and colors. |
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| The main structure is made out of wood and cardboard and is covered in plasticine before being painted. |
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| I still however have a thing for plasticine, those long lengths of the stuff in various uninspirational colours like green and brown. |
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| During the workshops the children came up with designs and used plasticine to do models of the sculpture. |
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| Immediately after completing step 4, remove the syringe from lid 1 and seal the syringe inlet with a piece of plasticine. |
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| Seal the syringe inlet of lid 1 by pushing a piece of prestik or plasticine over the inlet. |
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| Besides playing with plasticine or painting during the workday, you'll be a role model to one student. |
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| The surface of the board beneath the plasticine shall be of a material in which the spikes of an athlete's shoe will grip and not skid. |
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| A woman rushes to a confessional on finding her husband of seven years is made of plasticine. |
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| Ask students to describe some of the ways that Barbara Reid uses plasticine to create her images. |
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| Because of the oils in the plasticine, it dries out very slowly and the pictures last a long time. |
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| The ranges are coloured plasticine and shape like waves at sea. |
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| Use playdough, plasticine, balsa-wood, cut-outs, Fimo, paint and other materials. |
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| If you don't have access to a kiln, plasticine clay is a great alternative. |
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| A total of 3,600 life-size plasticine models, each less than one centimeter long, were used in the study. |
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| Also presented were two multipanel mixed-medium paintings on paper, three accordion-fold books in vitrines and a wall-filling relief of colored plasticine. |
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| Very quickly block the silicone tube connector on the lid by gently pushing a piece of plasticine or prestik over the top of the connector. |
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| Stress to your learners that they must not mix up the different coloured plasticine, otherwise they will not be able to re-use it. |
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| Have your students use shoeboxes to create three-dimensional dioramas using paint, plasticine, construction paper, Fimo, fabric and other materials. |
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| Sculptors often build small preliminary works called maquettes of ephemeral materials such as plaster of Paris, wax, unfired clay, or plasticine. |
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| Ms Gallagher mines sci-fi, marine biology and black history for her art, variously making use of cut-up paper, pencil, plasticine, printed matter, rubber, gold leaf and photogravure. |
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| Students can draw or paint it, or use plasticine or modeling clay. |
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| Children will love pointing out all the plasticine animals packed into these pages as the male and female wander, two by two, through this well-known and ageless story. |
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| Using the roughs as a guide, she applies a smooth plasticine background of sky or grass to an illustration board or to hard cardboard which is a bit rough. |
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| Pink plasticine curls emerge from the models' eyes. |
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| Each face wears an elaborate, fantastical yellow plasticine wig. |
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| If you want to produce a cartoon film as just mentioned, in which you mount pictures of a small plasticine figure, for example, you could do this in the following way. |
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| The layer of plasticine can be smoothed off by means of a roller or suitably shaped scraper for the purposes of removing the footprint of an athlete. |
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| Suggested materials for simple structures are newspapers, masking tape, and elastic bands, but could also extend to dried pasta, marshmallows, straws, paper clips, or plasticine. |
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| Give them crayons, finger paint, or plasticine and they are content for hours. |
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| Use a piece of Blu-Tack or plasticine to hold a nail in place before you hammer it home. |
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| Residents were able to craft their own characters using plasticine, googly eyes and pipe cleaners to star in their very own stopmotion animation movies. |
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| This is, apparently, a game in which you feed a toy dog pretend food made from Plasticine and wait for him to produce the by-product from his rear end. |
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| How to Occupy an Oil Rig, Northern Stage, until tonight WALKING into a theatre and being given a lump of well-fingered Plasticine makes me nervous. |
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