The phrase "acrylic paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of paper that is coated or treated with acrylic, often used in art and craft projects.
Example: "For this painting technique, I recommend using acrylic paper to achieve the best results."
Alternatives: "acrylic cardstock" or "acrylic sheet".
The price is vast for a work in acrylic on paper collage, printed paper collage and board, which are fragile media that rule out permanent exposure to light.
Since then, Rego has switched from working in acrylic on paper to pastel on canvas, and then on prepared paper later mounted on aluminium.
Working with dizzying speed she began to project in acrylic on paper an endless succession of ambiguous and sometimes bizarre scenes without words.
Using various linguistic and writing systems, working mostly in ink or acrylic on paper, she achieves what might be called abstraction by other means.
Every day for a year, I'd come home, lay them on a table and experiment with different combinations, then render the piece using acrylic on paper.
Geometric and abstract patterns begin creeping into the "Juxtapositions" series with increasing frequency, and by the early 1990s the artist begins to experiment with purely abstract stain paintings using acrylic on paper.
The color pink connects Rineke Dijkstra's photograph of an adolescent girl by the sea, a monochrome painting by Anselm Reyle, a large acrylic on paper rendering of flowers by Dave Muller and Tracey Emin's neon scrawl "Sleeping With You".
Collaged elements appear, as in her largest work, "Number Gnome I and II," a diptych of acrylic and paper on canvas in which many slips bearing numbers -- a tribute to the urban gambling game her mother used to play -- are collaged onto the surface, along with small printed flyers the size of playing cards with images and titles like "El Negrita" stamped on them.
