JP2021059108A - Simple palette for oil painting - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a simple palette for oil painting in which paints and melted oil do not easily drip from the palette, the paints and melted oil that flow on the palette do not easily adhere to the hands holding the palette, and even when dry and hardened paint sticks to the palette, a new palette can be easily prepared, and which can demonstrate sufficient strength (rigidity) as a palette even when using a large brush or knife or when used outdoors.SOLUTION: According to a simple pallet 1 for oil painting, even when the paint flows on a bottom surface of a paint mixing recess 3, it is blocked by a bank portion 9 and does not flow into a finger hole 4, so that it is possible to prevent the finger from becoming dirty. Further, a pallet body 2 on the uppermost side of a pallet laminate can be used first, and the new pallet body 2 under the same can be sequentially replaced and used. Further, in the pallet laminate, a plurality of pallet bodies 2 are in a stacked state, and thus the rigidity can be improved as compared with one pallet body 2, and the simple pallet 1 for oil painting can be easily used.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9

Description

The present invention relates to a simple pallet for oil painting, which is a pallet using a simple paper sheet material used in the production of oil painting.

Conventionally, pallets used in the production of oil paintings generally include flat wooden pallets and low-rigidity paper pallets in the form of sheets with a weak waist. All of the paper pallets were flat plates or flat sheets in shape.

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However, since the shape of a conventional wooden pallet or paper pallet is a flat plate or a flat sheet, if the pallet is tilted when the pallet is held by hand, the melted oil or this is applied along the tilt. There was a problem that the paint melted by using it flowed on the palette and hung down from the palette or soiled the hands and fingers holding the palette.

For this reason, when using highly fluid paints that are sufficiently dissolved in oil or thinly melted transparent paints such as those used for glass, it is difficult to create oil paintings without dripping from the palette. There was a problem.

In addition, the surface of the wooden pallet is varnished to prevent the paint from sticking due to drying (oxidative polymerization) curing, but this varnishing also gradually peels off and the dry-cured paint adheres. There was a problem that it became easy and it was very troublesome to cleanly remove the paint and clean up the palette. Moreover, oil paintings are often made while checking the dryness of the paints, and the paints prepared on the palette are often left for a long time without being cleaned up, so the paints can be dried and cured on the palette and removed. There was a problem that it disappeared.

In addition, the conventional paper pallet is a thin sheet made of supple paper, so for example, if you put paint on it and hold the pallet by hand, the pallet will bend only by the weight of oil or paint. It is so soft and weak that it will end up. For this reason, when using a large brush or knife with bristles on the upper surface of such a paper palette, or when making an oil painting outdoors, the paper palette blows with the power to handle the large brush or knife and the outdoor wind. There was a problem that it was broken and bent, and it was not possible to make oil paintings as desired.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is difficult for paints and melted oils to drip from the palette and to prevent the paints and melted oils flowing on the palette from adhering to the hands holding the palette. Even if dry and hardened paint sticks to the palette, you can easily prepare a new palette, and it is strong enough (rigidity) as a palette even if you use a large brush or knife or use it outdoors. ) Is provided for the purpose of providing a simple palette for oil painting.

In order to achieve this object, in the simple pallet for oil painting of the first invention, the uneven shape formed on the surface of the paper sheet material is formed by reversing the uneven shape on the back surface of the paper sheet material. The pallet body is formed so that the uneven shape on the front surface and the uneven shape on the back surface are fitted to each other so that a plurality of sheets can be stacked, and the concave portion recessed on the surface of the pallet body and is a paint. From the paint blending recess having a bottom surface on which the paint can be placed and blended, the bank portion that rises at a predetermined height from the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of the paint blending recess and surrounds the outer peripheral edge of the paint blending recess, and the bank portion thereof. A protective layer formed on the inner surface of the paint compounding recess, which is also lowered, and having impermeableness to the melted oil, and a portion of the pallet body that is higher than the bottom surface of the paint compounding recess are perforated to form the pallet body. It is equipped with a finger hole that allows the user's finger to be inserted from the back surface side to the front surface side.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the first invention, the user's finger passed through the finger hole from the back surface side of the pallet body is hung on the front surface side of the pallet body, so that the user can hold the pallet body with one hand. Can be held at. Since the pallet body is made of a paper sheet material having an uneven shape on the front and back surfaces, it is bent as compared with a conventional paper pallet having a flat sheet shape. It becomes difficult and its rigidity (strength) is improved. For this reason, even if a sturdy large brush or knife is pressed against the pallet body, or if the pallet body is blown by the wind outdoors, the pallet body will bend and it will be difficult to continue using it. Can be avoided.

Moreover, since the pallet body is made of a thin paper sheet material, it can be used in a state where a plurality of pallet bodies are laminated. In particular, in the pallet body, a concavo-convex shape formed by reversing the concavo-convex shape formed on the surface of the paper sheet material is integrally formed on the back surface of the paper sheet material, and the concavo-convex shape of the front surface and the concavo-convex shape of the back surface thereof. Since the shapes match each other and are formed so that a plurality of pallets can be stacked, the pallet bodies can be put into a stacking state in which a plurality of sheets are stacked, and the pallet bodies that move up and down in this stacking state correspond to each other. Since the unevenness to be formed is fitted to each other and laminated, the rigidity of the entire plurality of pallet bodies is further improved and it becomes difficult to bend.

Here, for example, when a paint blending recess is provided in a wide range that occupies an area of more than half of the surface side of the pallet body, more kinds of paints can be blended at once in the paint blending recess. However, on the other hand, as a result of widening the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess, the rigidity of the paint mixing recess tends to decrease accordingly. However, since the pallet body of the present invention can be used in a stacking state in which a plurality of pallets are stacked as described above, the rigidity of the entire pallet body in the stacking state can be increased by this stacking, and the pallet body can be made of a paper sheet material. Even if the pallet body has low rigidity, a wider paint mixing recess can be provided.

Further, since a protective layer having impermeableness to the melted oil is formed on the inner surface of the paint blending recess provided in the pallet body, the paint is melted even if the paint is blended using the melted oil in the paint blending recess. It is possible to prevent the oil from penetrating the paper sheet material and weakening the pallet body to reduce its rigidity. Moreover, since the outer peripheral edge of the paint blending recess is surrounded by a bank portion that is one step higher than the bottom surface of the paint blending recess, even if the pallet itself is tilted, it is diluted with melted oil to make it fluid. It is possible to prevent the increased paint from dripping out of the paint mixing recess.

Further, in the pallet body, an uneven shape obtained by reversing the uneven shape formed on the surface of the paper sheet material is integrally formed on the back surface of the paper sheet material, and the uneven shape of the front surface and the uneven shape of the back surface thereof are formed. Since the shapes match each other and are formed so that a plurality of sheets can be stacked, it is possible to stack a plurality of sheets. For example, the pallet body in this stacking state can be attached and detached. For the sake of simplicity, the recesses (including the paint blending recesses) of the pallet body are sloped from the bottom surface to the bank portion (flat portion) that is one step higher than the bottom surface. Therefore, the paint mixing recess can be moved by stroking not only the flat bottom surface but also the slope inclined from the bottom surface to the bank, and the amount of paint adhering to the brush tip or knife can be easily adjusted. , It becomes easy to arrange the brush tip.

In addition, the finger hole into which the user's finger is inserted is drilled in a portion higher than the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess, avoiding the paint mixing recess, so that the paint and melted oil in the paint mixing recess flow. It can also be prevented from moving and adhering to the user's fingertips. Further, since the pallet of the present invention is formed of a paper sheet material, it is easier to dispose of than a resin pallet such as plastic, and even when it is illegally dumped as industrial waste, it can be disposed of in the natural environment. It is also decomposed and contributes to the improvement of pollution problems in the global environment.

Since the conventional wooden palette is made of wood itself, the ground color has a brownish hue, and since this ground color is not a whiteish hue, a plurality of paints are mixed to obtain a desired color. There was a problem that it was difficult to make fine adjustments because the ground color of the palette interfered with the creation of. Therefore, a white paper sheet material may be used as the material of the pallet body of the present invention to make it easier to mix the paint.

The simple pallet for oil painting of the second invention is the simple pallet for oil painting of the first invention, in which a plurality of the pallet bodies are stacked, and the plurality of pallet bodies stacked above and below the pallet are on the upper side. The convex portion on the back surface side of the main body fits into the concave portion on the front surface side of the pallet main body on the lower side thereof, and the pallet main body on the lower side thereof fits into the concave portion on the back surface side of the pallet main body on the upper side. By fitting the convex portion on the surface side of the pallet, a compact stack state is formed in which the unevenness of the pallet bodies stacked vertically is engaged with each other, and the finger holes of the pallet bodies stacked vertically communicate with each other. It is a pallet laminate in the state of being in the above state.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the second invention, the same operation and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of the first invention is obtained, and a plurality of pallets are stacked vertically to form a plurality of pallets. A pallet laminate that is a laminate of the main body can be created, and a plurality of finger holes in the plurality of pallet bodies of this pallet laminate become one hole, and a finger is inserted into the pallet laminate to form one pallet laminate. You can hold it like a palette and make oil paintings. In addition, the pallet laminate can be made more rigid than the case where only one pallet body is used by stacking a plurality of pallet bodies, and the simple pallet for oil painting can be easily used.

The simple pallet for oil painting of the third invention is the simple pallet for oil painting of the first or second invention, and the pallet body has a first section provided with the paint mixing recess and a recess different from the paint mixing recess. A second section to be provided, a section connecting section connecting the second section and the first section, and a second section and a first section formed in the section connecting section. It has perforations for separation.

Here, the perforations are formed in which a plurality of cuts (slits) are continuously formed in the paper sheet material in a plane viewpoint line shape or a broken line shape in order to make it easier to tear the paper sheet material. The paper sheet material is torn along these plurality of cuts, and in particular, the paper sheet material is torn more when each notch penetrates in the thickness direction of the paper sheet material. It will be easier.

By the way, since the conventional wooden palette and paper palette have a flat or flat shape, the paint prepared on the palette is only placed during the production of the oil painting, so that the paint on the palette comes into contact with the outside air. It was easy to dry and the paint once prepared could not be stored for a long period of time. For this reason, if the paint after blending dries and hardens and becomes unusable, the paint must be remixed, but it is difficult to blend the same color as the original with such remixing. Therefore, in order to avoid re-preparation of paints, there is a problem that it is not possible to interrupt the production of oil paintings in the middle.

On the other hand, according to the simple pallet for oil painting of the third invention, the same operation and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of the first or second invention is obtained, and the first section and the second section of the pallet body are used. Is connected via a section connecting portion, and the first section and the second section can be easily separated by cutting the perforations in the section connecting section. Therefore, since only the first section can be easily separated from the pallet body through the perforation, only the separated first section can be separately stored in a cool and dark place or the like, and the delicate portion in the paint mixing recess of the first section can be stored separately. It will be possible to adjust the progress of oil painting production by delaying the drying (oxidative polymerization) of premixed paints that consist of various colors.

Further, the first compartment that has been separated and stored in this way can be used by being laminated on the first compartment of another pallet body. Moreover, since the unevenness of the first section after this separation matches the unevenness of another pallet body underneath and is fitted, the first section is positioned on another pallet. It is possible to prevent the oil painting from shifting and to smoothly produce oil paintings.

The simple pallet for oil painting of the fourth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting of the third invention, and the perforations are formed so as to extend linearly in a plan view from one end side and the other end side of the pallet body to the middle portion in the width direction. An intermediate sewing machine that is connected to the perforations on both sides and the ends on the side of the intermediate portion in the width direction of the pallet body at the perforations on both sides, and is formed in a bent shape, a curved shape, or other non-linear shapes in a plan view. Has eyes.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the fourth invention, the same action and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of the third invention is obtained, and the first section and the second section are perforated on both sides and an intermediate portion. It is separated from each other by cutting the perforations. Here, since the perforations on both sides are formed so as to extend in a straight line in a plan view, they are easily torn.

However, when the paper sheet material is provided with perforations, a plurality of cuts are formed in the perforated portion, so that the rigidity is lowered and the paper sheet material is more easily bent than the non-perforated portion. It will become. Therefore, if a linear perforation is provided from one end side to the other end side of the pallet body, the pallet body can be easily bent along the linear perforation, and the pallet body can be easily bent. There is a problem that it becomes difficult to use with a brush or knife.

On the other hand, since the intermediate perforations are formed in a curved shape in a plan view, a curved shape in a plan view, or other non-linear shapes, the presence of the perforations in the intermediate portion makes it impossible to cut the entire perforation at once, and both sides. Although it is a little harder to tear than the perforations, the non-linearity of the perforations in the middle makes the pallet body even if a relatively strong force is applied to the pallet body with a brush or knife. Is hard to bend. Therefore, it becomes easy to use a brush or a knife on the pallet body, and the functionality of the pallet body can be further improved.

The simple pallet for oil painting of the fifth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting of the third or fourth invention, and the section continuous portion is a flat portion including a part of the bank portion of the paint mixing recess and is flat. The perforation is provided in the portion.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the fifth invention, the same action and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of the third or fourth invention is obtained, and the perforation for separating the first section and the second section is , Since it is a flat portion including the bank portion of the paint mixing recess and is provided on the flat portion, the perforation is provided on the flat portion without crossing any recess of the pallet body. This makes it easier to tear the pallet body along the perforations.

The simple pallet for oil painting according to the sixth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting according to any one of the first to fifth inventions. It is perforated.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the sixth invention, the same operation and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of any one of the first to fifth inventions is obtained, and the bank surrounding the outer peripheral edge of the paint mixing recess in the pallet body. Since a finger hole is formed in the portion, the pallet body can be supported by holding it near the paint mixing recess by inserting and holding the finger hole in the finger hole. Therefore, the weight of the paint placed on the paint mixing recess of the palette body and the load acting when using the brush or knife in the paint mixing recess can be supported by the fingers near the paint mixing recess. It is possible to prevent the pallet body from bending due to the load and to prevent an extra load from being applied to the finger inserted into the finger hole.

In addition, the finger hole may be drilled in a convex portion having a predetermined height provided on the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess in the pallet body instead of the bank portion.

The simple pallet for oil painting according to the seventh invention is a recess for storing oil in any of the simple pallets for oil painting according to the first to sixth inventions, which is recessed on the surface of the pallet body separately from the paint mixing recess. It is provided with a possible oil storage recess and the protective layer formed on the inner surface of the oil storage recess.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the seventh invention, the same action and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of any one of the first to sixth inventions is obtained, and melted oil is put in the oil storage recess and the oil thereof. Dissolved oil can be replenished from the storage recess to the paint blending recess as needed, and the paint can be blended in the paint blending recess on the pallet body using this melted oil. Further, for this reason, it is not necessary to prepare an oil jar separately from the pallet and perform oil painting production, and oil painting production can be performed more smoothly. Further, by setting the capacity of the oil storage recess to a predetermined amount, the amount of oil can be measured by pouring the melted oil into the oil storage recess. Further, by denting two or more oil storage recesses having different capacities, it is possible to measure the molten oil having different capacities.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of any of the third invention or the fourth to sixth inventions subordinate to the third invention among the seventh invention, the oil storage recess is a recess provided in the second compartment. At least one may be one that can be separated from the paint compounding recess through the perforation.

The simple pallet for oil painting of the eighth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting of the seventh invention, and includes an oil pot lid that detachably covers and closes the oil storage recess.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the eighth invention, it has the same action and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of the seventh invention, and when volatile oil is used as the melted oil, the volatile oil is stored in the oil. It can be placed in a recess and the oil storage recess can be used to replenish the paint compounding recess as needed. On the other hand, if it is not necessary to replenish the melt oil to the paint compounding recess, the oil reservoir is used. Volatile oil can be prevented from volatilizing by covering the recess with an oil pot lid to cover the oil storage recess. In addition, by covering the oil jar lid, the molten oil is less likely to spill from the oil storage recess.

The simple pallet for oil painting according to the ninth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting according to any one of the first to eighth inventions, and includes the finger hole formed at a substantially central position in the width direction of the pallet body.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the ninth invention, the same operation and effect as the simple pallet for oil painting of any one of the first to eighth inventions is obtained, and the pallet is formed at a substantially central position in the width direction of the pallet body. Since the pallet body can be held by inserting a finger into the finger hole, the pallet body can be held in a more stable state. Further, the finger hole may be provided at a substantially central position in the horizontal width direction of the pallet body and at a substantially central position in the vertical width direction of the pallet body (that is, the center of the plane of the pallet body) or near the center of the plane. Further, in order to hold the pallet body in a more stable state with the melted oil in the oil storage recess, a finger hole may be formed at the center of gravity of the pallet body or near the center of gravity.

The simple pallet for oil painting according to the tenth invention is the simple pallet for oil painting according to any one of the first to ninth inventions. It has a lid back recess formed so as to be fitted to the back convex portion of the paint blending recess formed on the back surface of the paint, and the paint blending is in a state where the lid back recess faces the paint blending recess. It is provided with a protective lid that is formed so that the entire recess can be covered and can be overlapped on the back surface of the pallet body in a state where the recess on the back of the lid is fitted to the convex portion on the back side of the paint compounding recess. The protective lid is made of a material that is harder than the pallet body, and the pallet body is placed in a state where the lid back recess is fitted to the back convex portion of the paint mixing recess and overlapped with the back surface of the pallet body. It functions as a support member that supports from the back surface side.

According to the simple pallet for oil painting of the tenth invention, the same action and effect as that of the simple pallet for oil painting of any one of the first to ninth inventions is obtained, and the protective lid has a concave portion on the back of the lid as the paint of the pallet body. It is possible to cover the entire paint blending recess so that it faces the blending recess, suppress the drying of the paint in the paint blending recess, and prevent impurities such as dust in the air from being mixed into the paint. it can.

In addition, the protective lid has a shape that is inverted from the back convex portion of the paint compounding recess of the pallet body when the lid back recess of the protective lid is turned upward, so that it fits into the back convex portion of the paint compounding recess of the pallet body. It can be fitted together, and by overlapping with the back surface side of the pallet body and forming a stack state, it can also be used as a support member for supporting the pallet body. In particular, since the protective lid is made of a material that is harder than the pallet body, it also serves as a reinforcing means for reinforcing the rigidity of the paper pallet body.

According to the simple palette for oil painting of the present invention, since the bank portion surrounding the outer peripheral edge of the paint mixing recess is formed, the paint and the melted oil do not easily drip from the pallet and fall one step from the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess. Since finger holes are formed on the raised bank and other parts, it is difficult for paint and melted oil that flow on the pallet to adhere to the hand holding the pallet, and the pallet body is made of paper sheet material, so the pallet Even if the dried and hardened paint sticks to the surface, the used pallet body can be discarded and a new pallet pallet can be easily prepared, and the pallet body is formed in an uneven shape and a plurality of sheets are laminated. Because it can be used, it can exert sufficient strength as a pallet even if it is used with a large brush or knife or outdoors, and by stacking multiple pallet bodies in a stacked state, the rigidity at the time of use can be increased. It has the effect of being even higher and easier to use.

It is a top view of the pallet body and the oil pot lid concerning the simple pallet for oil painting of 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a bottom view of a pallet body and an oil pot lid concerning a simple pallet for oil painting. (A) is a plan view of the protective lid, and (b) is a bottom view of the protective lid. It is a top view which showed the state which attached the oil pot lid and the protective lid to the pallet body of the simple pallet for oil painting. (A) is a left side view showing the disassembled state of the simple pallet for oil painting, and (b) is a right side view showing the disassembled state of the simple pallet for oil painting. (A) is a front view showing the disassembled state of the simple pallet for oil painting, (b) is a rear view showing the disassembled state of the simple pallet for oil painting, and (c) is a rear view showing the disassembled state of the simple pallet for oil painting. It is an end view which showed the disassembled state. It is an end view which showed the disassembled state of the simple palette for oil painting. It is an end view which showed the disassembled state of the simple palette for oil painting. This is a diagram showing a simple pallet for oil painting in which a plurality of pallet bodies are stacked and stacked.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan (surface) view of a pallet body 2 and an oil pot lid 20 relating to a simple pallet 1 for oil painting according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a bottom (back surface) view of the pallet body 2 and the oil pot lid 20 relating to the simple pallet 1 for oil painting. FIG. 3A is a plan view (front surface) of the protective lid 30, and FIG. 3 (b) is a bottom surface (back surface) view of the protective lid 30. FIG. 4 is a plan (surface) view showing a state in which the oil pot lid 20 and the protective lid 30 are attached to the pallet body 2 of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting. FIG. 5A is a left side view showing the disassembled state of the pallet body 2, the oil pot lid 20 and the protective lid 30 of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting, and FIG. 5B is a side view of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting. It is a right side view which showed the disassembled state of a pallet body 2, an oil pot lid 20, and a protective lid 30.

FIG. 6A is a front view showing the disassembled state of the pallet body 2, the oil pot lid 20 and the protective lid 30 of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting, and FIG. 6B is the pallet of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting. It is a rear view which showed the disassembled state of the main body 2, the oil pot lid 20 and the protective lid 30, and FIG. 6C is a sectional view of line A1-A1 of FIG. 4, and is the pallet main body of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting. 2 and the disassembled state of the oil pot lid 20 are shown.

7 is an end view showing an exploded state of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting, FIG. 7A is an end view taken along line A2-A2 of FIG. 4, and FIG. 7B is a view of FIG. 7 (c) is an end view taken along the line A4-A4 of FIG. 4, and FIG. 7 (d) is an end view taken along the line A5-A5 of FIG. 7 (e) is an end view taken along the line A6-A6 of FIG. FIG. 8 is an end view showing an exploded state of the simple pallet 1 for oil painting, and FIG. 8 (a) is an end view of the B1-B1 line and the B2-B2 line of FIG. 4, FIG. 8 (b). ) Is an end view taken along line B3-B3 of FIG. 4, and FIG. 8 (c) is an end view taken along line B4-B4 of FIG.

FIG. 9 shows a simple pallet 1 for oil painting in which a plurality of pallet bodies 2 are stacked and stacked, and FIG. 9 (a) protects a paint mixing recess 3 of the pallet body 2 at the uppermost portion. It is an end view showing the state covered by the lid 30 and is the end view at the same position as the line B1-B1 of FIG. 4, and FIG. 9 (b) shows the paint mixing recess 3 of the pallet body 2 at the bottom. It is an end view which showed the state which superposed the back surface of the protective lid 30 on the back surface, and is the end view at the same position as line B2-B2 of FIG. 4, FIG. 9C is the pallet body 2 at the lowermost part. It is an end view which showed the state which superposed the back surface of the protective lid 30 on the back surface of the paint compounding recess 3 of FIG. 4, and is the end view at the same position as line B3-B3 of FIG. In FIG. 9, the protective lid 30 separated from the laminated body 40 of the pallet main body 2 is shown by a solid line, and the protective lid 30 is covered with the laminated body 40 of the pallet main body 2 on the front surface side or superposed on the back surface side. Each is illustrated by a dotted line.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 9, the simple pallet 1 for oil painting of the present embodiment includes a pallet body 2, an oil pot lid 20, and a protective lid 30. The pallet body 2 is formed by molding a paper sheet material having a substantially uniform thickness as a whole, and the uneven shape obtained by reversing the uneven shape formed on the surface of the paper sheet material is the paper. The front and back surfaces are integrally formed on the back surface of the sheet material, and the uneven shape of the front surface and the uneven shape of the back surface match each other and are fitted so that a plurality of sheets can be stacked (see FIG. 8). ..

The pallet body 2 having such an uneven shape can be molded by various existing construction methods. For example, by pressing a flat plate-shaped paper sheet material, the front surface and the back surface of the paper sheet material are inverted with each other. It may be formed by molding the uneven shape of the front and back integrally, or may be a paper sheet material having the uneven shape of the front and back integrally inverted on the front surface and the back surface by the pulp molding method.

A plurality of folds (not shown) are formed on the outer peripheral edge of the pallet body 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. The plurality of folds are formed at the same time in the molding process of the pallet body 2, and the rigidity of the pallet body 2 is enhanced by the plurality of folds. Further, the pallet body 2 has a protective layer formed on the entire surface of the paper sheet material as the base material (the surface on the front side of the paper surface in FIG. 1).

The protective layer of the pallet body 2 has oil resistance (for example, oil resistance of drying oil such as castor oil and rapeseed oil and volatile oil such as petroleum oil) used for oil painting production. It is a protective layer having (including impermeable oil). Since this protective layer prevents the paint and the melted oil from permeating the surface of the pallet body 2 when the paint is mixed, it prevents the pallet body 2 from becoming weak due to the permeation of the melted oil and prevents the pallet body 2 from becoming weak. We are trying to maintain the rigidity and strength of. The protective layer may have water resistance and chemical resistance in addition to oil resistance.

For example, the protective layer may be a synthetic resin film such as polypropylene having oil resistance adhered to the entire surface of the paper sheet material, or an ethylene acrylic film having oil resistance and excellent adhesive strength. The resin solution may be applied to the entire surface of the paper sheet material. The protective layer may be provided not only on the front surface side of the pallet body 2, but also on both the entire front surface and the back surface (the surface on the front side of the paper surface in FIG. 2) of the paper sheet material.

The pallet body 2 is divided into a first section P1 and a first section P2. The first section P1 occupies about 50 to about 90% of the horizontal projected area of the entire surface of the pallet body 2 as compared with the first section P2, and the remaining about 50% to 10% is the first. It is one section P2. For example, the first section P1 extends from one end side (lower side in FIGS. 1 and 2) of the pallet body 2 in the vertical width direction to a position of about 3/4 of the vertical width of the pallet body 2 beyond the central position. The first compartment P2 is located from the other end side (upper side of FIGS. 1 and 2) of the pallet body 2 in the vertical width direction to a position of about 1/4 of the vertical width of the pallet body 2.

One paint mixing recess 3 is provided on the surface side of the first compartment P1 of the pallet body 2 shown in FIG. Further, on the surface side of the first compartment P2 of the pallet body 2, one finger hole 4, two oil storage recesses 5a and 5a, which are different recesses from the paint mixing recess 3, and one auxiliary recess. 6 and are provided. A section continuous section P3 is provided between the first section P1 and the first section P2, and the section continuous section P3 includes the first section P1 and the first section P2. Perforations 7 are formed to separate the two. In this section continuous section P3, the first section section P1 and the first section section P2 are integrally connected, and the first section section P1 and the first section section P2 are integrally connected via the section continuous section P3. One pallet body 2 is formed by connecting with.

The perforations 7 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are notches or slits formed in a plurality of continuous lines or broken lines in a plane viewpoint with respect to the paper sheet material which is the material of the pallet body 2. Each of these plurality of cuts or slits penetrates the paper sheet material in the thickness direction thereof, and the paper sheet material is easily torn along the perforation 7 composed of the plurality of cuts or slits.

The perforations 7 are formed by connecting a plurality of cuts or slits from one end side to the other end side in the width direction of the pallet body 2. Therefore, the pallet body 2 can cut the pallet body 2 along the perforation 7 over the entire width direction, and separate the first section P1 and the first section P2 into separate bodies. Can be done.

Specifically, the perforations 7 are intermediate in the width direction of the pallet body 2 from one end side (left side in FIG. 1) and the other end side (right side in FIG. 1) in the width direction of the pallet body 2 (left and right directions in FIGS. 1 and 2). The perforations 7a and 7a on both sides, which are formed so as to extend linearly to the portions, and the perforations 7a and 7a on both sides thereof are connected to the ends of the pallet body 2 on the intermediate side in the horizontal direction, respectively, in a plan view. It is provided with an intermediate perforation 7b formed in a bent shape, a curved shape, or other non-linear shape (semicircular shape in FIG. 1).

The perforations 7 are continuous in the entire width direction of the pallet body 2 as described above, but there is an intermediate perforation 7b having a non-linear shape in a plan view in the middle portion in the width direction of the pallet body 2. Therefore, since the entire perforation 7 does not become a straight line in a plan view over the entire width direction of the pallet body 2, the formed portion of the perforation 7 whose rigidity is reduced by a plurality of cuts is in the width direction of the pallet body 2. One of the first section P1 or the first section P2 bends with respect to the other at such a linear fold without forming a fold that extends linearly toward the pallet body 2, making the pallet body 2 difficult to use. There is no. That is, by making a part of the perforations 7 non-linear, it is possible to prevent the perforations 7 from becoming folds and the pallet body 2 from being easily bent.

Further, since the intermediate perforations 7b are formed in a non-linear manner in the perforations 7, the perforations 7 are less likely to be torn than the bilateral perforations 7a and 7a in which the intermediate perforations 7b remain. Therefore, an auxiliary sewing machine extends from the joints with the perforations 7a and 7a on both sides of the intermediate perforation 7b to the other end side (upper side of FIGS. 1 and 2) of the pallet body 2 in the vertical width direction. Two auxiliary perforations 7c and 7c are provided as the stitches 7 in a straight line in a plan view. The two auxiliary perforations 7c and 7c form substantially right angles to the perforations 7a and 7a on both sides, and are aligned with the edges of the pallet body 2 on both sides in the width direction (left and right sides in FIGS. 1 and 2). It is provided in parallel. By cutting the pallet body 2 along the two auxiliary perforations 7c and 7c and cutting the pallet body 2 along the perforations 7a and 7a on both sides, the oil pot portion 5 of the first section P2 is cut. And the auxiliary recess 6 can be separated from the pallet body 2. Further, the entire first compartment P2 can be separated from the first compartment P1 by cutting the intermediate perforation 7b and removing the protruding bank portion 9a having the finger holes 4 described later from the pallet body 2. it can.

For example, instead of the perforation 7 described above, the pallet body 2 is cut on one or both of the front surface and the back surface by scissors, a cutter, or the like in order to separate the first section P1 and the first section P2. A cut line indicating the part to be used may be displayed by printing or the like.

The paint mixing recess 3 has the widest bottom surface among the recesses recessed on the surface of the pallet body 2, and is recessed in the first section P1 described above. The paint mixing recess 3 occupies an area of more than half of the surface side of the pallet body 2, and is a recess having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view. The bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3 is formed to be flat, and the lower end of the slope 8 is continuously provided around the bottom surface, and the bank portion 9 (the pallet body 2) is located at the upper end of the slope 8. It is a flat portion on the front surface side and is also a section continuous portion P3. The same shall apply hereinafter) is continuously provided. The bottom surface of the paint blending recess 3 has an area on which a plurality of paints can be placed at a plurality of places at intervals, and paints can be blended here using a brush or a knife. Further, the above-mentioned protective layer is formed on the inner surface of the paint mixing recess 3.

The bank portion 9 is a part of a flat portion provided on the surface of the pallet body 2, and is raised by a predetermined height from the peripheral edge of the entire outer circumference of the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3 (FIG. 7). (D), FIG. 7 (e), FIGS. 8 and 9), the entire outer circumference of the paint mixing recess 3 is surrounded. A part of the bank portion 9 is a compartment continuous portion P3 in which the above-mentioned first compartment P1 and the first compartment P2 are continuously provided.

Further, on the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3, a slope 8 extending from the bottom surface to the bank portion 9 is provided. The slope 8 is an inclined surface for stacking two or more pallet bodies 2 in a stacking state, and due to the presence of the slope 8, the opening area of the paint mixing recess 3 is above the bank portion 9. It gradually shrinks from the end face toward the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3. For this reason, the convex portion (corresponding to the back side convex portion 10 described later) that is provided on the back surface of the pallet main body 2 with the paint compounding concave portion 3 and the front and back integrated with the paint compounding concave portion 3 is another pallet main body. It fits in the paint mixing recess 3 of 2 and can be smoothly fitted.

<Finger hole 4>
The finger hole 4 is a through hole having a rectangular shape or an oval shape with long rounded corners in a plan view, which penetrates in the thickness direction of the pallet body 2. The finger holes 4 are formed long in the vertical width direction (vertical direction in FIG. 1) of the pallet body 2. The finger holes 4 are bored in a part of the above-mentioned bank portion 9 which is also a section continuous portion P3 which is a flat portion one step higher than the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3 in the pallet main body 2 (FIG. 7). (C), FIGS. 8 (b) and 9 (c)), the user's finger (mainly the thumb) can be inserted from the back surface side to the front surface side of the pallet body 2. Therefore, even if the paint flows on the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3, it is blocked by the bank portion 9 and does not flow into the finger hole 4, so that the paint is different from the conventional flat wooden pallet or paper pallet. Can be prevented from flowing into the finger hole 4 and soiling the user's finger inserted in the finger hole 4.

As shown in FIG. 1, on the surface side of the pallet body 2, the portion of the pallet body 2 in which the finger hole 4 is formed in the center of the pallet body 2 in the width direction is the paint mixing recess 3. It is a protruding bank portion 9a protruding in a peninsula shape having a substantially semicircular shape in a plan view from the outer peripheral edge of the wall toward the inside. By providing such a protruding bank portion 9a, the bank portion 9 on one side of the protruding bank portion 9a is partially curved and non-linear, while the remaining bank portions 9 on the three sides are straight. It is in the shape.

Specifically, in the bank portion 9 on one side with the protruding bank portion 9a, the protruding bank portion 9a is located in the center in the width direction of the pallet, and linear bank portions 9 are continuously provided on both sides of the protruding bank portion 9a. It has been done. In this way, by providing the protruding bank portion 9a and making the bank portion 9 on one side corresponding to the compartment continuous portion P3 locally non-linear toward the width direction of the pallet main body 2, along the compartment continuous portion P3. The pallet body 2 is hard to bend due to the crease, and the rigidity of the pallet body 2 can be increased.

On the back surface side of the pallet body 2 shown in FIG. 2, a convex portion is formed with the paint blending recess 3 on the front and back sides, and the paint blending recess 3 is inverted (hereinafter, also referred to as a back convex portion 10 of the paint blending recess 3). ), And there is a flat portion that is integrally formed on the front and back with the bank portion 9 provided around the paint mixing recess 3 and the embankment portion 9 is inverted. Of the flat portion on the back surface side of the pallet body 2, the portion corresponding to the back surface of the above-mentioned protruding bank portion 9a is a semicircular notch in a plan view of a part of the peripheral edge portion of the back side convex portion 10 of the paint mixing recess 3. The notch flat portion 11 is formed.

The notched flat portion 11 on the back side of the protruding bank portion 9a makes it easier to hold the pallet main body 2 when the pallet main body 2 is held by using the finger holes 4. For example, the user inserts the fingertip of the thumb from the back side of the pallet body 2 into the finger hole 4 toward the paint mixing recess 3 side, and holds the remaining fingers in a fist shape on the back side of the pallet body 2 to hold the thumb. When the pallet body 2 is sandwiched between the pallet body 2 and the index finger, the index finger held by the user in a fist shape fits in the notch flat portion 11, and the index finger is mixed with paint on the back side of the pallet body 2. It is also possible to prevent the concave portion 3 from interfering with the back side convex portion 10.

The finger holes 4 are provided in the protruding bank portion 9a, which is a flat portion of the pallet body 2 that is one step higher than the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess 3 and other recesses on the surface side of the pallet body 2. However, if it is not the bottom surface of each recess on the surface side of the pallet body 2 including the paint mixing recess 3 and the auxiliary recess 6, a finger hole is formed in the convex portion that is raised higher than the flat portion that is one step higher than the recess of the pallet body 2. 4 may be provided.

Further, the finger hole 4 is located at the center position in the lateral width direction of the pallet body 2, and is bored in the protruding bank portion 9a of the section continuous portion P3. The protruding bank portion 9a of the section continuous portion P3 protrudes toward one end side (lower side of FIGS. 1 and 2) of the pallet body 2 in the vertical width direction as compared with the other portion of the section continuous portion P3. By providing the finger hole 4 in the protruding bank portion 9a, the finger hole 4 is moved closer to the center position in the vertical width direction of the pallet body 2 by the length of the protruding bank portion 9a. It is provided.

In this way, the drilling position of the finger hole 4 is the center of the plane of the pallet body 2, that is, the center of the plane of the pallet body 2 (the center position in the width direction of the pallet body 2 and the center position in the vertical width direction) or there. It is preferable that the position is closer. Then, since the finger hole 4 can be provided at the center of the plane of the pallet body 2 or at a position closer to the center of the plane, even if the orientation or posture of the pallet body 2 is changed when the pallet body 2 is lifted and handled by hand, the finger hole 4 can be provided. It becomes easy to hold the pallet body 2 stably.

When the center of the plane of the pallet body 2 coincides with the center of gravity of the pallet body 2, the finger holes 4 are formed by drilling the finger holes 4 at the center of the plane of the pallet body 2 or at a position closer to the center of the plane. It can be drilled at the center of gravity of the main body 2 or at a position closer to the center of gravity.

<Oil pot part 5, oil storage recesses 5a, 5a>
As shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 7 (b) and 8 (a), the oil pot portion 5 is a part of a convex portion provided on the surface of the pallet body 2, and is a bank of the paint mixing recess 3. It is a convex part that is raised one step higher than the part 9. The oil pot portion 5 is formed in a frustum shape having an upper end surface having a square shape with a rounded plan view, and two oil storage recesses 5a and 5a are recessed side by side on the upper end surface. .. The oil pot portion 5 having these two oil storage recesses 5a and 5a can be separated from the paint mixing recess 3 in the first compartment P1 via the above-mentioned perforations 7 (including auxiliary perforations 7c and 7c). It has become.

As shown in FIG. 1, the two oil storage recesses 5a and 5a are recesses recessed in the surface of the pallet body 2 among the recesses recessed in the surface of the pallet body 2 and are recessed in the surface of the pallet body 2 separately from the paint mixing recess 3. It is a recess that is recessed in the first compartment P2. As shown in FIGS. 7 (b) and 8 (a), these two oil storage recesses 5a and 5a are recesses recessed in an inverted truncated cone shape, and have the same shape and size (for example, inner diameter). , Depth, cross-sectional shape, opening shape, etc.). Further, the above-mentioned protective layer is formed on the inner surfaces of the oil storage recesses 5a and 5a.

<Oil pot lid 20>
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 4 to 8, the oil jar lid 20 is a lid that covers the oil storage recesses 5a and 5a, and is detachably covered with the upper end portion of the oil jar portion 5. To. The oil jar lid 20 is made of a synthetic resin material such as silicone rubber having oil resistance and chemical resistance, and is formed in the shape of a bottomless cap. Further, the oil jar lid 20 is formed in a square shape with a rounded plane viewing angle similar to the plane shape of the upper end surface of the oil jar portion 5, and has the same shape as the upper end surface of the oil jar portion 5 on the lower surface thereof. The inner circumference is recessed. The upper end portion of the oil jar portion 5 can be fitted to the inner peripheral portion of the oil jar lid 20, and the oil jar lid 20 is in a state in which the upper end portion of the oil jar portion 5 is fitted into the inner peripheral portion thereof. Then, the lid is covered in a state of being in close contact with the outer periphery of the upper end portion of the oil pot portion 5.

<Protective lid 30>
As shown in FIGS. 3 to 8, the protective lid 30 is formed to have a substantially uniform thickness as a whole by using a synthetic resin sheet material having a predetermined thickness, and the uneven shape of the surface thereof is inverted. The concavo-convex shape is integrally formed on the back surface, and the concavo-convex shape on the front surface and the concavo-convex shape on the back surface match each other and are fitted so that a plurality of sheets can be stacked.

The protective lid 30 is a lid that is attached to the paint mixing recess 3 of the simple oil painting pallet 1 (see FIG. 4), and is formed in a size and shape that can cover the entire paint mixing recess 3.

According to the protective lid 30, by covering the entire paint compounding recess 3 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 9A, the paint compounding recess 3 is directly exposed to the outside air outside the protective lid 30. Since this can be suppressed, the melted oil contained in the paint in the paint blending recess 3 is less likely to dry (oxidatively polymerize), the curing of the paint after blending can be delayed, and dust and the like contained in the outside air can be removed. It is possible to prevent the paint from adhering to the paint, and as a result, it is possible to prevent the paint in the paint mixing recess 3 from deteriorating.

Further, the protective lid 30 is formed of a synthetic resin sheet material having a light-shielding property (opaque or translucent or other non-translucent or low translucent property). Therefore, by covering the paint blending recess 3 with the protective lid 30, it is possible to suppress the exposure of the blended paint in the paint blending recess 3 to external light, and the paint is discolored by receiving external light. Can be suppressed.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 9A, when the protective lid 30 covers the entire paint mixing recess 3, the protective lid 30 faces the paint mixing recess 3 and is separated above the paint mixing recess 3. The top plate 31 is provided, and a plurality of small holes 32 are formed in the top plate 31 (see FIG. 4). According to the plurality of small holes 32, when only the pallet body 2 or the first section P1 is placed in a cold storage such as a refrigerator with the paint mixing recess 3 covered with the protective lid 30, the paint mixing recess 3 and the protection are provided. Water vapor in the space surrounded by the lid 30 can be discharged to the outside of the protective lid 30, and dew condensation can be suppressed on the inner surface of the protective lid 30.

The protective lid 30 includes a top plate 31 that covers the upper surface thereof and a side plate 33 that covers all the side surfaces thereof. Further, the protective lid 30 is formed by the top plate 31 and the side plate 33 in a substantially quadrangular pyramid shape with a bottomless lid. The front surface side of the protective lid 30 is formed in a convex shape as shown in FIG. 9 (a), and the back surface side thereof is formed in a concave shape as shown in FIGS. 9 (b) and 9 (c). There is. The front surface side and the back surface side of the protective lid 30 are formed in a shape in which the unevenness is inverted from each other. For example, a plurality of protective lids 30 are stacked one above the other, and the concave back surface side of the protective lid 30 on the upper side thereof. A plurality of protective lids 30 are formed so as to be in a stacked state by fitting the convex surface side of the protective lid 30 on the lower side thereof.

<Pallet laminate 40 in which a plurality of pallet bodies 2 are stacked>
As shown in FIG. 9, the concave and convex portions formed by integrating the front and back surfaces of the pallet body 2 have a concavo-convex shape obtained by reversing the concavo-convex shape on the front surface side of the pallet body 2. Since it is formed on the back surface of the pallet body 2, when a plurality of pallet bodies 2 are stacked, the pallet body 2 stacked up and down has a convex portion on the back surface side of the pallet body 2 on the upper side of the pallet body 2 on the lower side. The pallets are stacked vertically by fitting into the concave portion on the front surface side and fitting the convex portion on the front surface side of the pallet body 2 below it into the concave portion on the back surface side of the pallet body 2 on the upper side. The pallet laminate 40 is in a state in which the unevenness of the main body 2 is in mesh with each other and is stacked more compactly (thinly), and at this time, the finger holes 4 of each pallet main body 2 are in communication with each other.

As described above, according to the simple pallet 1 for oil painting of the present embodiment, it is possible to obtain a pallet laminate 40 in a stacked state by stacking a plurality of pallet bodies 2, and a plurality of pallets in the pallet laminate 40. A plurality of finger holes 4 of the main body 2 form one finger hole that communicates with each other, and a finger can be inserted into the finger hole to hold the pallet laminate 40 as one pallet for oil painting production. Further, according to the pallet laminate 40, by stacking a plurality of pallet bodies 2 in a stacked state, the rigidity can be improved as compared with the case where only one pallet body 2 is used, and the simple pallet 1 for oil painting is used. It will be easier. Moreover, since the pallet bodies stacked vertically are in a stacked state with both irregularities meshing with each other, the pallet bodies 2 stacked vertically do not slip and shift in position, and the pallet laminate 40 has. It will be easy to use when grasped.

Moreover, the stacked pallet stacks 4 can be used in order from the stacked topmost pallet body 2, and when the used top pallet body 2 is no longer needed, it is discarded. The new pallet body 2 underneath can be used immediately. Further, when the pallet main body 2 previously used for the paint preparation and the separated first section P1 are stored, these are stacked on the pallet main body 2 which is the uppermost of the pallet laminate 40. By stacking the paints, the paints remaining in the pallet body 2 and the first section P1 after storage can be easily reused.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 (b), 9 (b) and 9 (c), the concave back surface side (lid back recess 34) of the protective lid 30 is the paint mixing recess 3 of the pallet body 2. The back side convex portion 10 of the above has a shape in which the unevenness is inverted, and the back side convex portion 10 of the paint mixing recess 3 can be fitted. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the protective lid 30 is turned upside down so that the back side of the protective lid 30 faces upward, the back side of the paint mixing recess 3 is formed in the lid back recess 34 of the protective lid 30. The convex portion 10 can be fitted, and the protective lid 30 can be stacked on the back surface side of the pallet body 2 to form a stack state.

In this way, as shown in FIGS. 9B and 9C, the protective lid 30 is turned upside down and the lid back recess 34 on the back side of the protective lid 30 is the back side of the paint mixing recess 3 of the pallet body 2. By superimposing and laminating on the convex portion 10, the protective lid 30 can also be used as a support member for supporting the pallet body 2. In particular, since the protective lid 30 is made of a material that is harder than the pallet body 2, it also serves as a reinforcing means for reinforcing the rigidity of the paper pallet body 2.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the pallet body 2 can be fitted with the lid back recess 34 of the protective lid 30 and the back convex portion 10 of the paint mixing recess 3 of the pallet body 2 in this way. The first section P1 and the section continuous section P3 (including the uneven shape of the oil pot portion 5 (including the oil storage recesses 5a and 5a) and the auxiliary recess 6) are excluded. This is also because the paint mixing recess 3 and the bank portion 9 (including the protruding bank portion 9a) and the finger hole 4 provided on the outer periphery thereof have a symmetrical shape in a plan view.

Although the present invention has been described above based on the embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and it is easy to make various improvements and modifications within a range that does not deviate from the gist of the present invention. It can be inferred.

In this embodiment, a protruding bank portion 9a is provided in a compartmentalized continuous portion P3 forming a part of the bank portion 9 of the paint mixing recess 3, and a finger hole 4 is formed therein. Is not necessarily limited to the protruding bank portion 9a of the paint blending recess 3, and for example, a convex portion in which a part of the bottom surface of the paint blending recess 3 is raised one step higher is separately formed, and the upper end surface of the convex portion is formed. The finger hole 4 may be bored.

Further, in this embodiment, the number of oil storage recesses 5a and 5a recessed in the oil pot portion 5 was 2, but the number of such oil storage recesses is not necessarily limited to this, and 1 The number or number of the oil storage recesses may be three or more, and the shapes and sizes of the oil storage recesses do not have to be the same, and may be different shapes and sizes.

Further, in this embodiment, a plurality of small holes 32 are formed in the top plate 31 of the protective lid 30, but for example, the plurality of small holes 32 may be eliminated from the protective lid 30 to protect the plurality of small holes 32. It may be formed in a portion of the lid 30 other than the top plate 31, or a part of the protective lid 30 may be formed of a non-perforated film having air permeability instead of the plurality of small holes 32.

1 Simple pallet for oil painting 2 Pallet body and
3 Paint mixing recess 4 Finger hole 5 Oil pot 5a Oil storage recess 7 Perforation 7a Perforation on both sides 7b Middle perforation 9 Bank 20 Oil pot lid 30 Protective lid 40 Pallet laminate P1 1st section P2 2nd Section P3 Section continuous section

Claims (4)

An uneven shape obtained by reversing the uneven shape formed on the front surface of the paper sheet material is integrally formed on the back surface of the paper sheet material, and the uneven shape on the front surface and the uneven shape on the back surface match each other. A pallet body that fits together and is formed so that multiple sheets can be stacked,
A recess that is recessed in the surface of the pallet body and has a bottom surface on which paint can be placed and blended, and a paint blending recess.
A bank portion that rises at a predetermined height from the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of the paint compounding recess and surrounds the outer peripheral edge of the paint compounding recess.
A protective layer formed on the inner surface of the paint compounding recess, which is lower than the bank portion, and has impermeable property to the melted oil.
It is characterized by having a finger hole in the pallet body that is formed in a portion higher than the bottom surface of the paint mixing recess so that a user's finger can be inserted from the back surface side to the front surface side of the pallet body. A simple palette for oil painting. In a state where a plurality of the pallet bodies are stacked, the plurality of pallet bodies stacked above and below the pallet body has a convex portion on the back surface side of the pallet body on the upper side and a convex portion on the lower side thereof on the front surface side of the pallet body. The pallet body is stacked vertically by being fitted into the concave portion on the upper side and the convex portion on the front surface side of the pallet body on the lower side being fitted into the concave portion on the back surface side of the pallet body on the upper side. A claim that the pallet laminate is in a compact stack state in which the unevenness of each other is meshed with each other, and in which the finger holes of the vertically stacked pallet bodies are in communication with each other. 1 The simple palette for oil painting described. The pallet body is provided with a first section in which the paint mixing recess is provided, a second section in which a recess different from the paint mixing recess is provided, and the second section and the first section are continuously provided. The oil painting according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a section connecting portion to be formed and a perforation formed in the section connecting portion to separate the second section and the first section. Simple pallet for. A lid formed by inverting the unevenness of the paint mixing recess and forming a front and back integral with the paint mixing recess so as to be fitted to the back convex portion of the paint mixing recess formed on the back surface of the pallet body. It has a back recess and is formed so that the entire paint blend recess can be covered with the lid back recess facing the paint blend recess, and the lid back recess is formed on the back convex portion of the paint blend recess. It is equipped with a protective lid that can be stacked on the back of the pallet body in the fitted state.
The protective lid is made of a material that is harder than the pallet body, and the pallet body is in a state where the lid back recess is fitted to the back convex portion of the paint mixing recess and overlapped with the back surface of the pallet body. The simple pallet for oil painting according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the pallet functions as a support member for supporting the surface from the back surface side.

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