High-Viscosity Water-based Behavior
High-Viscosity Water-based Materials
High-viscosity water-based materials are characterized by high viscosity and low natural flow.
Different materials and color combinations exhibit differences in flow behavior, coverage, and material characteristics.
Flow Behavior
During movement, high-viscosity water-based materials exhibit different ranges of expansion, coverage, and flow characteristics.
Base Surface
Material behavior is documented on flat, non-absorbent surfaces.
The material completes its expansion and formation process on the base surface.
External Forces
External forces participate in material movement, expansion, coverage, and the overall formation process.
Human Intervention
Human intervention includes color selection, material distribution, quantity control, and the application of external forces, influencing material behavior and formation results.
Structure Formation
During material expansion, cellular structures, network structures, color boundaries, and different structural relationships emerge.
Formation Results
Different materials, color combinations, external forces, and human intervention produce different color distributions and coverage patterns.
Process Characteristics
No localized adjustments are made after the formation process is complete.
Formation results are irreversible and cannot be reproduced with identical structures.