Solid Oil-based Behavior
Solid Oil-based Materials
Solid oil-based materials are characterized by low natural flow and high covering ability.
Different materials and colors exhibit differences in material state, coverage, and mixing behavior.
Material State
Solid oil-based materials remain in a solid state and do not flow under normal conditions.
Under heat and pressure, the material state changes, exhibiting different degrees of softness, hardness, and plasticity.
Paper
Material behavior is documented on paper surfaces.
After contact with the paper, the material exhibits adhesion, coverage, and surface responses.
Tool Interaction
Tools participate in material pickup, cutting, pressing, rolling, dispersion, and mixing, changing material distribution and coverage.
Human Intervention
Human intervention includes material selection, color combinations, material distribution, mixing, and the formation process, influencing material behavior and formation results.
Material Response
During pressing, rolling, mixing, and covering, the material exhibits different coverage, particle characteristics, color layering, and thickness variation.
Formation Results
Different materials, color combinations, tool interaction, and human intervention produce different coverage relationships, color layering, and surface textures.
Process Characteristics
Localized covering, mixing, and adjustments are permitted during the formation process.
After contact with the paper, the material cannot be restored to its original state.
The material remains in a state that allows further intervention.