FR2824781A1 - Method of producing three dimensional image from watercolour painting involves producing three identical paintings and assembling them using decoupage - Google Patents

Abstract

The method of producing a three dimensional water colour painting involves producing three identical paintings (A-C) and gluing one onto a rigid cardboard panel. the other water colours are cut out and glued piece by piece onto the first to create a relief. The glue can be transparent silicone adhesive.

Description

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  - 1 - The present invention relates to a device for highlighting

watercolors.

  Usually watercolor is only embossed by the technique of

shadows and lights.

  The new vision is created by depth and also overlays

watercolors.

  Paint three identical watercolors on each watercolor sheet.

  Only one will have a background because the other leaves will be cut. The pre

  watercolor mier is to stick on a rigid background, cardboard plate.

  The other two watercolors will be cut element by element.

  The goal will be to superimpose the data elements of the volume.

  The elements thus prepared will be pasted on the first watercolor, overlapping each identical element. The relief is created by the difference in height. The finish of each element is to make a black outline taking care to blacken the circle so that we do not see the white of the paper. (1) The relief is created by the difference in height (2). Observe well

  the model so as not to mislead in height.

  The entire finished painting will be approximately 2 to 3 cm thick.

  Each element is glued using transparent silicone (to be invisible). To give the perfect impression of relief in watercolor, you must

  shape each cut element with your fingers. (3).

  Round, dig, like a modeling each element of watercolor paper will come as an object. Thus a simple flat paper becomes a sheet

tree or other (4).

  If for example they are leaves, cut the leaf in the

second watercolor (B).

  And the ribs in the third watercolor (G). The nervores will be also

  3o if outlined in black, for contrast, finish, volume.

  At the time of installation, siliconize the poies and stick lightly

  creating a space between the sheet and the ribs.

  For the framing, make a frame to stick on the initial frame, the width is 3 cm, this depth prevents the watercolor from being pressed against the window of the frame. Ge kind of picture fears dust, by

  are relief.Hand painted watercolor will be natural behind a picture.

  tre, if the watercolorist creates shadows and lights well, and if he

each element works well.

  Material: 3 sheets of watercolors 300 grams, watercolor paint,

  transparent silicone, glue for paper, brushes, cardboard background, frame.

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Claims (2)

RESELL IG AT IONS   1 l) Process for highlighting watercolor paints, characterized in that it comprises the following stages: - arranging the three identical watercolors - sticking the first watercolor on a rigid background, for example a cardboard sheet. - cut out the other two watercolors and paste them element by element on the first watercolor, the relief being created by the difference in height.   - make a black outline on each element.   2) Method according to claim n 1 characterized in that one uses   is transparent silicone glue.