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= 1. physical ability of a medium, such as clay, wax, paint, or even plastic, to be mouldable (shapable). | = 1. physical ability of a medium, such as clay, wax, paint, or even plastic, to be mouldable (shapable). | ||
= 2. synthetic organic polymers (like acrylic, polyester resin, or foam) adopted by 20th-century artists for their lightweight, durable, and versatile properties, often allowing for transparent, colorful, or mass-produced effects. | = 2. synthetic organic polymers (like acrylic, polyester resin, or foam) adopted by 20th-century artists for their lightweight, durable, and versatile properties, often allowing for transparent, colorful, or mass-produced effects. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 1 August 2026
= 1. physical ability of a medium, such as clay, wax, paint, or even plastic, to be mouldable (shapable).
= 2. synthetic organic polymers (like acrylic, polyester resin, or foam) adopted by 20th-century artists for their lightweight, durable, and versatile properties, often allowing for transparent, colorful, or mass-produced effects.
