JP3186819U - Animation album for coloring book - Google Patents

Abstract

Coloring book album with animation effects for developing understanding of perseverance, artistic talent, drawing skills, and physical processes on which animation is based in children and people with intellectual disabilities, Provide an animated album that can be used as a tool to develop the ability to better recall the colors associated with people, plants and animals.
The animation album includes a page having a sketch outline image 3 which is not colored or shaded and which is intended to be colored. On adjacent pages of the album, a series of drawings is formed with differences with respect to the elements that must change or move when superimposed, as is characteristic of frame-by-frame animation. Album pages are dimensioned and bound so that the page forms a wedge-shaped portion on the opposite side of the binding.
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Description

  The invention is physically available as a coloring book album, book or notebook, and at the heart of perseverance, artistic talent, drawing skills, and animation in children and people with learning disabilities. It can be used as a tool to develop qualities such as process understanding and to develop the ability to better remember color matching to objects, people, plants and animals. The present invention can be used in psychiatry as a tool to develop skills useful for treatment in children and people with learning disabilities.

  Designed from the current state of the art to develop the intelligence that children understand the color matching of objects, people, plants and animals, or to develop artistic talent and drawing skills in children and people with learning disabilities There are known albums for coloring books.

  There are also various methods for displaying frame-by-frame animated motion (motion) using paper. These methods are based on the quick browsing of books and albums, which create a moving image impression, partially realizing the animation effect that the displayed images look moving and a series of images are presented. It is.

  At the same time, at the current state of the art, there is no known combination of animated notes and coloring books. For example, there is Patent Document 1 that describes a book for coloring, which includes a superimposition of the same picture outline from one side of the book sheet to the other, including the picture itself. Thus, one side of the sheet contains a background image for a picture with a contour and the other side contains only the picture itself without its background.

  The disadvantage of this patent is that the result of creativity is animated and not visible.

  There is also U.S. Pat. No. 6,057,056 which facilitates the task of coloring a child by drawing the outline of the picture in a suitable color, in which case the child has to paint over a specific area. The disadvantage of this patent is that the result of creativity is also animated and not visible.

French Patent No. 2,749,692 British Patent 734391

  The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate these drawbacks and to create an animated album, which features the animation characteristics of the images and coloring them before viewing the album in animation mode In combination with being able to test the quality and accuracy of the coloring book.

  The technical effect of the present invention is to realize a coloring book with a design that provides the property that adjacent sheets overlap each other so that the displacement of the picture on the sheet relative to the margin boundary occurs according to the frame advance animation By doing so, the user can check the quality of the coloring book, so that the user develops color matching skills and perseverance.

  The effect described in the claim of the utility model registration is that an animation album including a sheet with a contour image of a drawing that is intended to be colored and not painted or shaded is adjacent to the album. The series of drawings of the album are created with differences in the elements that change or move when they are superimposed so that they are characteristic of frame-by-frame animation, and the album pages are the opposite of binging This is accomplished by distinguishing itself by the feature that it is sized and matched to form a bevel on the side.

It is a figure which shows the external appearance of the animation album for coloring books, 1 is a cover, 2 is a sheet | seat of an album, 3 is an outline image of a picture. It is a figure which shows the principle of formation of the outline image on the sheet | seat of an animation album. FIG. 4 is a side view of an animation album for coloring book, 4 is an oblique angle of a page, and 5 is a binding portion.

  The technical effect described in the claim of the utility model registration is that the outline image of each picture in an album, book or notebook including a sheet 2 having a picture outline image 3 intended to be colored. Some or all must be offset relative to the margins of the sheet when adjacent sheets are overlaid, as is typical for frame-by-frame animation (see Figure 2). (See FIG. 1).

  A series of drawings are drawn on the sheets of the album, and these drawings differ in the elements that must be changed or moved during page turning (browsing). Changes between adjacent drawings can be hardly noticeable or noticeable. After drawing the sketch, the order of their positioning in the album is strictly formed in the correct order of the animation. When browsing / turning an album, book or note with such a drawing, a given sequence of still images is like a sequence of frames that are recorded in real-time for “live” action due to visual inertia. Perceived, a series of still images appear as a continuous video.

  The album pages are sized and matched to form a bevel 4 on the side opposite the binding 5. The bevel is necessary to effectively animate the album, i.e. to facilitate quick browsing of the page even if the child does it. Without bevels (when all pages have the same size and are bound as a uniform stack) it is difficult for even adults to flip through each page of an album. Therefore, the technical effect cannot be achieved without making the bevels, since turning the pages of the album without using the bevels may skip several pages and miss the coloring error.

  The bevel can be formed by starting from the first page and making the width of each subsequent page slightly larger than the width of the previous page. Therefore, if the user holds the stack of album sheets with his finger and releases it slightly, and at the same time bends the cover with the other hand, the page begins to flip due to the bounce effect. Thanks to the bevel 4, the pages turn one after another almost accurately.

  When it is necessary to create the illusion of quick movement or perception of change in an album, the difference between adjacent images on the sheet is more gradual than if the change should occur gradually and the change should be smooth. Must be much larger.

  The album can include a cover 1 and always includes a sheet 2 having a contour picture 3 for coloring.

  Thus, the technical effect is achieved by providing an album having the property of overlapping adjacent sheets so that the displacement of the picture on the sheet relative to the margin boundary occurs according to the frame advance animation.

  The combination of animation and coloring can be applied to develop the ability of children and people with learning disabilities to better remember the color matching of objects, people, plants and animals, This is because when painting a picture book sheet one frame at a time, the same picture (slightly displaced) is colored many times, and this movement is used as an impetus to create a book, node pad or album. As a result, all of the pages are colored, and based on this, the child can reproduce the animation of his / her work.

  Coloring substantially the same image is actually doing substantially the same type of activities and tasks, which means the perseverance of children and people with intellectual disabilities, as well as artistic Encourage the development of talent and drawing skills. Creating animated images with their own hands, and then playing them, encourages children to develop an understanding of the physical processes that form the heart of animation.

  The process of controlling the quality of the coloring book is done by turning the pages of the album. If a characteristic point or point in the animation effect is found that is noticeable flashing and fading in the background of the picture, the user, or the controlling person, will It may indicate an error in coloring the element. The nature and frequency of errors can help psychiatry in determining problems in an individual's mental and psychological development.

Claims (1)

  An animation album including a sheet having a contour image of a sketch that is not colored or shaded and that is intended to be colored, wherein a series of drawings on adjacent sheets of the album is a frame-by-frame animation Is created with differences in elements that must change or move when overlaid, and the album page has a bevel on the side opposite the binding An animated album that is created and matched to a size that forms.

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