We found that the snails ate the cork, so, to protect it, we covered it with a thick layer of red Harbutt's plasticine. To our surprise, the snails ate away a large amount of the plasticine ...

Plasticine was developed in Bath by the Director of the Bath School of Art, William Harbutt, as a synthetic modelling paste for sculpture students. Demand quickly grew for educational use in ...

It is presented here to rekindle a sense of true magic. "Ever since William Harbutt, a teacher, invented Plasticine in the late 19th century, it has been endlessly used to model things like small ...

First recipe: Potato starch Food coloring (you can add gouache) Hair Conditioner All ingredients are added by eye. The plasticine is more like kinetic sand. You can make impressions of no more than.