JP3185360U - Semi-dimensional advertising body - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a semi-stereoscopic advertisement body having a high visual effect that can be created without labor and cost.
The advertising content is printed on a board 1 having a certain thickness, and the printed image / character 2 is cut out with a laser cutter or the like. The cut out image / character 2 is painted on the surface and side surfaces using a weather-resistant spray paint or the like, and the base plate from which the image / character is cut out is backed by a plywood 4 larger than the base plate. A plastic body such as clay mixed with an adhesive is embedded in the cut-out portion of the base plate 1 and the painted image / character 2 is fitted into the original position of the base plate 1 before the plastic body is hardened. . The completed advertising body is fixed to the eaves 7 or the eaves using the L-shaped metal fitting 5 and the screw 6 in the empty space of the plywood 4 backing the base plate 1. It can also be fixed to the side of a moving body such as a light truck to appeal to more consumers.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a semi-solid advertisement.

  In order to create semi-three-dimensional advertisements aimed at high visual and announcement effects for consumers, in addition to traditional manual work such as laying clay and plaster on a flat surface and painting colors, in recent years it has become more realistic than photography. There is also a combination of a special printing method called a “relief display” that aims to create a unique feeling and a ceramic technique.

  In addition, instead of actually creating a semi-solid, a pseudo-stereoscopic method is also common in which a lenticular lens is superimposed and fixed on an advertisement, and a stereoscopic effect is produced in the visual sense of the consumer depending on the viewing angle.

Utility model registration No. 3124384 JP 2000-75429 A

  The “soft three-dimensional advertisement display tool” of Patent Document 1 is a semi-three-dimensional advertisement that belongs to the category of the traditional method of forming a semi-solid such as a person using a material such as plaster at a predetermined position on a sheet surface. It is a device of. Semi-three-dimensional advertisements using this method are time-consuming and time-consuming because they require craftsmanship, and often have a pictorial appearance, making it difficult to cultivate realism that is faithful to photographs. .

  The “relief display”, which has been used in recent years to create a real feeling that is difficult to achieve with the traditional methods described above, is a combination of a mold made of plaster and a sheet printed with an embodiment, placed in a kiln, Baking while adjusting the temperature of the kiln and fitting the sheet to the mold. Semi-three-dimensional advertisements created by this method are closer to photographs than those by the traditional method described above, and have a three-dimensional realism, but they require time, cost, and skill of craftsmen who handle kilns. It's not a practical way for advertisers.

  On the other hand, the idea of Patent Document 2 relates to a pseudo-three-dimensional advertising body that uses a lenticular lens to display an advertisement in three dimensions instead of creating an actual semi-solid. Advertisers created with overlapping lenticular lenses are not suitable for outdoor advertisements that are easily affected by sunlight or neon signs because they may not be visible at all, depending on the viewing angle. It is.

  As described above, the semi-three-dimensional advertising body created by the conventional technology is difficult to be mass-produced due to the problems of cost and labor, so that the spread is delayed as compared with the flat advertising body.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and can be created by a general advertising company without much effort and cost and without requiring craftsmanship. In addition, the present invention provides a semi-stereoscopic advertising body having a high visual effect.

  A method for creating and using a semi-three-dimensional advertising body relating to the present invention is as follows.

  First, the advertisement content is printed on a board with a certain thickness. Next, the image and characters printed on the base plate are cut out using a laser cutter or the like.

  Next, the cut out images / characters are painted using a weather-resistant spray paint or the like on the surface on which printing is performed, and on the side surface that becomes visible when it becomes a semi-solid.

  On the other hand, the base plate from which the images and characters are cut out is lined with a plywood larger than the base plate, and a plastic body such as clay mixed with an adhesive is added to the cut out portion by half the thickness of the base plate. Embed evenly with a thickness of about two thirds.

  Finally, before the embedded plastic body is hardened, the painted image / character is inserted into the original position of the base plate.

  The completed advertising body is fixed under the eaves or eaves using L-shaped metal fittings and screws in the empty space of the plywood lined with the base plate. It can also be fixed to the side of a moving body such as a light truck.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to create a low-cost semi-three-dimensional advertising body without requiring a lot of labor and craftsmanship.

  In addition to the high visual effect that the semi-solid with a three-dimensional realism that is not affected by the condition of the light and the viewing angle, a strong advertising effect can be expected, and mass production is possible due to low cost and ease of work. Therefore, it is possible to effectively use many under-eaves and walls that are not currently used, and contribute to the activation of the so-called shutter shopping street, which has been increasing in recent years.

Indicates the base on which the advertisement is printed. This shows the base plate where the printed images and characters are cut out. Indicates images and characters cut out from the base plate. The table is backed with plywood. This shows the completed advertising body with the painted images / characters embedded in the base plate again. This shows how to fix the completed advertising body under the fence or eaves. The example of the advertising body fixed to the moving body is shown.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  A stand 1 having a certain thickness is prepared. It is desirable to use a base plate 1 that is available at a low cost and is easy to process. For example, a medium density fiber board commonly called MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) is used. The thickness of the base plate will be raised when the cut part is re-embedded in the original position, and it will be thick enough to obtain a three-dimensional effect, and within the limit that can be cut with the laser cutter described later The thickness is desirably 10 mm or more and 30 mm or less.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the advertisement content is printed on the base plate 1. It is appropriate to use screen printing that can easily transfer the image / character 2 onto the wood block.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the image / character 2 printed on the base plate is cut out using a laser cutter or the like. When using a laser cutter, use a CO2 laser suitable for cutting wood. By combining this CO2 laser and the aforementioned MDF, it is possible to cut the image / character 2 accurately even with characters with fine curves smoothly and leaving an edge vertically.

  The cut-out image / character 2 is painted using a weather-resistant spray paint or the like on the surface 21 on which printing is performed and the side surface 22 that is raised and becomes visible when it becomes a semi-solid (see FIG. 3). When painting, use a spray or a brush depending on the fineness of the object. In principle, the color is the same as the color of the printed surface, but it may be devised so that the painted portion looks more three-dimensional, such as increasing the saturation. In consideration of the point of giving gloss to reinforce the three-dimensional effect, it is also effective to apply an organic solvent such as varnish after coating.

  The base plate 1 from which the image / character 2 has been cut out is lined with a plywood 4 so as to be a receiving portion for a plastic body to be described later embedded in the cut out portion (FIG. 4). The plywood 4 that is larger than the base plate 1 is used in consideration of a space in which L-shaped metal fittings and screws for hanging or fixing the advertising body to a wall surface or the like are used.

  A plastic body such as clay mixed with an adhesive is uniformly embedded in the cutout portion 3 with a thickness of about half to two-thirds of the thickness of the base plate. When the thickness of the base plate 1 is large, or when it is desired to raise the raised portion, an elastic body such as silicon or sponge may be spread in advance to an appropriate thickness before embedding a plastic body such as clay.

  Before the embedded plastic body with adhesive is hardened, the painted image / character 2 is fitted into the original position of the base plate 1 (FIG. 5).

  As shown in FIG. 6, the completed semi-three-dimensional advertisement is fixed to the eaves 7 or the eaves using the L-shaped metal fitting 5 and the screw 6 on the plywood 4 that is lined with a large size. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7, if it fixes to the side surface of moving bodies, such as a light truck, the effect of an advertisement can be heightened further.

1 Base 2 Image / Character 21 Surface 22 Side 3 Cutout 4 Plywood 5 L-shaped bracket 6 Screw 7 塀

Claims (1)

A semi-three-dimensional advertising body formed on a base plate,
Printing the advertising content on the platform;
Cutting out a portion of the printed advertisement content from the base plate,
Painting a part of the cut-out advertisement content;
Embedding the cut and painted advertisement in the cut out portion of the base plate,
A semi-stereoscopic advertisement body produced by a method having: