JPH01288500A - Production method of replica and replica produced thereby - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To produce a precise replica easily with low cost, by applying synthetic resin liquid having adhesion and forming a transparent film upon dry up onto the surface of a picture or a photograph printed on a paper then drying the paper and immersing the paper into water thereafter peeling off the rear sheet and producing a projecting/recessed pattern on a resin sheet. CONSTITUTION:Synthetic resin liquid such as acrylic polymer emulsion having adhesion and forming a transparent film upon dry up is applied uniformly onto the surface of a print. When dry up and application of synthetic resin liquid are repeated 3-4 times, the surface of the print is covered with transparent resin sheet. Then the sheet is immersed in the water for about 15min and washed off when the paper section is softened thus producing a transparent resin sheet having a clear image. Thereafter, it is dried up and the rear ink face of the sheet is glued onto a canvas and the resin liquid is applied again onto the surface of the sheet. A separatable patterning paper such as a silicon paper is pressed onto the upper face of the sheet before the sheet dries up. When the patterning paper is separated upon dry up of the sheet, a clear image appears through the pattern.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Object of the Invention> (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to reproduction paintings, especially Japanese paintings, and can be easily produced by anyone without using any machinery for production. It is characterized by the ability to produce high-quality reproductions of original paintings at low cost and in a short period of time.

(Conventional technology) Up until now, reproductions have been made by faithfully photographing the composition and color tone of the original painting, and then using a printing machine to reproduce it, mostly on paper, but rarely on woven cloth or ceramic plates. . You have to go through the complicated operations of photographing and printing.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) Conventional technology requires a complicated manufacturing process, which takes a long time and costs a lot of money. As a result, the number of paintings that can be reproduced is limited to only orthodox masterpieces.

Moreover, it was extremely difficult for anyone to make one.

This invention solves these shortcomings and provides a method that allows anyone to create original reproductions of their favorite pictures or photographs without using a machine, with simple work, and at low cost. It is something.

<Structure of the Invention> (Means for Solving the Problem) Decide what you want to reproduce from printed matter such as gravure, posters, magazines, newspapers, art books, etc., and apply acrylic polymer emulsion, etc. to the surface of the print. After drying, a synthetic resin liquid with adhesive properties that forms a transparent film is uniformly applied. After drying, apply 3 to 4 coats in the same way.
When the printing process is repeated, the print surface is covered with a transparent resin sheet.

Next, in order to peel off the printed paper part of the resin sheet, the sheet is immersed in water for about 15 minutes, and when the paper part becomes soft, it is washed off with tap water on a vat or board, and the paper part is completely removed. When washed off, only the printing ink remains on the back of the sheet, creating a transparent resin sheet with a clear image.

After drying, the ink side on the back of the sheet is glued to the canvas, and once dry, the resin liquid is applied to the sheet surface again, and before it dries, a removable embossing paper such as silicone paper is pressed on the top surface. After drying, when the molding paper is peeled off, a pattern of convexes and convexes will appear on the resin, revealing a vivid image through the pattern.

(Example) (1) Apply synthetic resin liquid to the target printing paper surface.

(2) Peel off the papery part on the back side of the resin sheet. (3) After applying the resin liquid again to the top surface of the resin sheet, press the embossed paper on that surface, and after drying, peel off the embossed paper.

(4) Depending on the pattern of the embossed paper, any uneven pattern on the screen can be obtained, such as silk, canvas, satin, cloud shape, etc.

<Effects of the Invention> Unlike the two-dimensional feel of commercially available reproductions and paintings in art books, the reproduced paintings produced by this invention have a three-dimensional effect due to the sharpness and softness of the image that appears through the uneven pattern. ,
You can appreciate the painting as if it were the original painting itself, and what's more, it's the painting you like, and you can obtain an inexpensive, simple, and exquisite reproduction of the original painting.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A synthetic resin liquid that has adhesive properties and forms a transparent film after drying is applied to the surface of a painting or photograph printed on paper, and after drying, the backing paper is peeled off by immersing it in water, and only the printing ink is transferred. A patterned resin sheet was attached to a canvas, the resin liquid was applied to the surface of the sheet again, and a removable embossing paper was pressed and dried, and then the paper was peeled off to create an uneven pattern on the resin sheet. Featured reproductions (2) Reproduction image manufactured by the manufacturing method set forth in claim 1