JP3116275B2 - Paste picture - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pasting picture.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a pasting picture is produced by pasting opaque colored paper such as Japanese paper on a backing paper to express a color or the like by a method of expressing colors.

[0003]

In the above-described conventional method for producing a pasted picture, the color of the colored paper is limited, and a very large number of colored papers must be prepared in order to express subtle colors.

[0004] In view of the above, the present invention aims to enhance the color expression of a pasted picture by being able to express a subtle color with a creator's ingenuity and technique using a small number of types of materials.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention has a means in which transparent color chips of different colors are provided, and a plurality of such color chips are appropriately laminated and pasted to represent a desired color. Is adopted. The transparent color chips include at least red, blue and yellow color chips as examples.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Transparent color chips (1) are, for example, paper materials such as transparent cellophane paper,
A small piece (2) of a synthetic resin film such as an acetate film or other various thin transparent materials is colored in various different colors, and a transparent adhesive (3) is applied to the back surface thereof in advance or later. Yes, the small pieces (2) are directly adhered to the mount (4) with the adhesive (3), or a plurality of pieces are laminated on the sketch (5) as shown in FIG. 1 to represent a desired color. As for the small pieces (2) of the color chip (1), those having a wide or narrow width are spread on a rolled tape-shaped release paper (6) [FIGS. The sheet-like release paper (6) (FIG. 2C) is temporarily attached via an adhesive (3).

[0007] The small piece (2) of the color chip (1) is cut into an appropriate size for use. In this case, preferably, a cut is made in an appropriate size in advance, and each small piece is cut from the release paper (6). It is good to peel off and affix it to the mount (4).
Although the color of the color chip (1) is colored on the material itself of the small piece (2), the adhesive (3) may be colored and transparent, or both. In the case where the layer of the adhesive (3) is not provided in advance on the back surface of the color chip (1), when the color chip (1) is pasted on a mount or another color chip (1), etc. What is necessary is just to provide the layer of an adhesive (3) on the pasting surface or the pasting surface between them.

[0008] The color of the color chip (1) uses three primary colors of red (R), blue (B) and yellow (Y), and several kinds of different shades are prepared for each color system. It is convenient because the number of items is small. For example, when a red (R) and blue (B) color chip (1) is laminated and pasted on two sheets (4) of the three primary colors, a purple color is obtained [FIG. 4 (a)]. Then, similarly, when the red (R) and yellow (Y) color chips (1) are overlapped and pasted, an orange color is obtained (FIG. 4B), and the yellow (Y) and blue (B) are obtained. When the color chip (1) is overlaid and pasted, a green color is obtained [FIG. 4 (c)]. The color chip (1) of each of these colors can express various subtly different shades by changing the shading of the colors. Also, if the combination of the colors of the color chip (1) in (a) to (c) in FIG. 4 is made upside down as in (d) to (f) in FIG.
In addition, the color changes slightly.

Two or more color chips (1) may be laminated and attached. For example, when three red (R), blue (B) and yellow (Y) color chips (1) are laminated and adhered. A black color is obtained (FIG. 4 (g)). At this time, the number of color combinations of these color chips (1) is changed from 1: 1 to 2 for red (R) vs. blue (B). 4-1 (FIG. 4 (h)), 3-to-1 overlapping (FIG. 4 (i)), 3-to-2 overlapping (FIG. 4)
(J)] In addition, by variously selecting the color and the number of combinations of the color chips (1), a higher artistic color expression can be achieved, and an artistically excellent pasted work can be created. . As the dimensions of the color chips, for example, as shown in FIGS. 2 (a) to 2 (c), if the width is relatively large, the width is small, or the area is relatively large or small, Advanced color expression is possible. For example, a relatively wide color chip (1) is mounted on a mount (4).
When the narrow color chip (1) is attached so as to partially overlap the wide color chip (FIG. 5), the color of the overlapping narrow portion changes with respect to the color of the wide non-overlapping portion. In addition, the color expression can be made more delicate and rich.

[0010] As a result of overlapping the color chips (1),
The overlapping part is raised three-dimensionally, and a solid feeling like an oil painting can be obtained. The color chip (1) can be expressed in different shades by overlapping and pasting the same color in addition to different colors. Note that color chips such as black and white may be prepared.

This color chip (1) can be used by an artist or expert with specialized knowledge to draw and color the shape of an object while directly pasting it on the mount (4). It is more convenient to do the following so that it can be used by amateurs and school children. For example, when used as a teaching material for a school or the like, the vertical line (8) and the horizontal line (9)
A preliminary picture (5) is drawn on the mount (4) on which the (10) is formed in advance as a coloring book, and a red chip (R) or a blue chip (1) of the color chip (1) is placed in each square (10). If the color names such as B) and yellow (Y) and the number of the color chips (1) to be superimposed are displayed, the sketch (5) can be easily colored according to this display not only by school children but also by amateurs. Can be. Of course,
The maker freely decides the combination of colors of the color chip (1) and the number of each color freely, and overlaps and pastes it on the grid (10) of the sketch (5) on the mount (4), and Color may be applied.

As means for displaying the color name and the number of the color chips (1) to be superimposed on each cell (10) of the mount (4),
It can be shown in the list as in the example below. Note: 8-G indicates a grid at the intersection of a row of eight numbers on the mount in the horizontal axis direction and a row of English letter G frames in the vertical axis direction. Y indicates a yellow color chip, R indicates a red color chip, and B indicates a blue color chip. The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of color chips to be overlapped.

It is cumbersome and difficult to produce a desired color by appropriately combining the color chips (1). Therefore, if a color sample book (11) is prepared and displayed so that various colors produced by a combination of color chips (1) of various colors are displayed in a list, a desired color can be easily obtained. Therefore, the production of paintings and the like can be further enjoyed.

FIG. 6 shows an example of the color sample book (11). In this figure, a plurality of color chips (1)
A rectangular color sample (12), which is a combination of
(13) are arranged in a grid pattern, and a plurality of sets of symbols (14) combining Roman letters and numbers are displayed above each color sample (12) so as to be arranged in a horizontal row at a predetermined interval. Each symbol (1
The Roman character of 4) represents the color of the color chip (1), and the numeral represents the number of color chips (1). The combination of the color of the color chip (1) and the number of the color chips (1) for forming the color of the predetermined color sample (12) by the combination of the plural sets of symbols (14) are shown from left to right of the plural sets of symbols (14). The order in which the color chips (1) are sequentially stacked from bottom to top in the arrangement order shown in FIG. For example, “R1 B1” refers to a combination state in which one red color chip (1) is pasted on a mount (13), and one blue color chip (1) is overlaid and pasted thereon. Show. In addition, "R2 B2 Y2" is such that two red color chips (1) are pasted on a mount (13), and two blue color chips (1) are laminated and pasted thereon, and furthermore, Shows a combination state in which two yellow color chips (1) are overlapped and adhered. The color sample book (11) makes it possible to see at a glance the combination of the desired color and the color of the color chip that produces the desired color and the number of each color, which is convenient for coloring paintings and the like.

As the sketch (5) on the mount (4),
When providing as teaching materials, it is preferable to select a picture that is easy to get close to and paste, for example, Mt. Fuji, Mona Lisa, still life, landscape, etc.

The operation of peeling the color chip (1) from the release paper (6) or attaching the color chip (1) to the mount (4) can be performed with a fingertip, but is more easily performed using tweezers or the like (not shown). be able to.

The above sketch (5) may be prepared in advance on the mount (4) and provided to the maker, but the maker himself puts the sketch (10) on the grid (10) of the mount (4). By drawing 5) and applying color with the color chip (1), the creator can enjoy the creation further. The sketch (5) may be drawn by omitting the mesh (10), or the sketch (5) may be omitted and the picture may be painted while the picture is drawn by the color chip (1) as described above.
The determination of the combination of the color of the color chip (1) and the number thereof may be performed by the guidance of a professional painter, or may be performed by analyzing the original image by a computer, and the color sample book (11) is prepared. Then, the reference may be made with reference to the color sample (12) of the sample book. The color chip (1) of the pasted picture can be used not only for painting but also for various designs, and can be widely used not only for teaching materials and hobbies but also for commercial and art works.

[0018]

As described above, the pasting picture of the present invention has transparent color chips (1) of different colors, which are appropriately laminated and pasted to represent a desired color and to be colored. Because, with a small number of color chips, the creator's ingenuity and technique can express the subtle colors and enrich the color expression of the pasted picture, making it possible to create artistically higher works, In addition, a plurality of color chips (1) are raised and a solid feeling like an oil painting can be obtained. If the three primary colors of red, blue and yellow are prepared as the transparent color chip (1), various colors can be expressed, so that the number of colors of the prepared color chip (1) is small. It is convenient.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sketch of a pasted picture showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a transparent color chip of the present invention, in which (a) is a perspective view showing a state in which a wide color chip is carried on a tape-like release paper and wound thereon.
(B) is a perspective view showing a state in which a narrow color chip is carried on a tape-like release paper and wound thereon, and (c) is a plan view showing a state in which color chips spreading in the vertical and horizontal directions are carried on a sheet-like release paper. It is.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a transparent color chip of the present invention.

FIGS. 4A to 4J are schematic views showing various combinations of transparent color chips of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a state in which transparent color chips having different widths are combined in the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of a color sample book for displaying colors produced by the combination of the color chips of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Color chip 2 Color chip small piece 3
Adhesive 4 Mount 5 Underlay 6 Release paper 7 Cut 8 Vertical line
9 horizontal line 10 squares 11 color sample book 12 color sample 13 symbol
B Blue R Red Y Yellow

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] A transparent color chip of a different color;
A pasting picture characterized in that a desired number of color chips are stacked and pasted to express a desired color. 2. The pasting picture according to claim 1, wherein the transparent color chip contains at least three primary colors of red, blue and yellow.