Every letter here has fingerprints on it. Color Plasticine Font rolls each glyph out of soft modelling clay, uneven along its length, dented wherever a thumb pressed, and running through hot pink, sky blue, red, orange and grass green. The finish stays matte and saturated. It suits craft workshops, nursery decor, stop-motion studios and educational publishing.
Color Plasticine Font Was Squashed by Hand
Every letter here has fingerprints on it. The Color Plasticine Font rolls each glyph out of soft modelling clay, so the strokes come out uneven and slightly lumpy along their length. Because thumbs did the shaping, shallow dents and drag marks sit all over the surface. The edges round off where a finger pressed too hard. Meanwhile each letter takes its own colour, running through hot pink, sky blue, red, orange and grass green. Naturally nothing in the set is symmetrical.
Matte Clay in Playroom Colours
The finish is deliberately dull. Plasticine barely reflects, since the surface is waxy rather than glossy. Then the colours read flat and saturated, the way they do in the tin. Besides that, tiny specks of other colours have transferred onto some letters from handling. Above all, the thickness varies visibly between strokes. Of course that unevenness is the whole charm, because a perfect clay letter would look moulded instead of made.
