JPH0520555Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to an engraved substrate whose surface is engraved with a suitable pattern, handle, etc. using a chisel, chisel, or the like.

``Prior art'' For example, when attempting to engrave a desired pattern or pattern on a carving board, if there is no hint or mark on the surface of the carving board, it is difficult to do so unless one is a highly skilled person. There is a tendency for large discrepancies to occur between what is drawn inside and what is engraved. For example, when trying to carve the shape of a cat, if there are no hints or marks on the surface of the carving board, the carved shape will be difficult to find unless you have a talent for drawing and have studied it considerably. It does not look like a cat, but instead looks like a tiger or raccoon dog, so it is difficult to carve it into a satisfactory shape. Furthermore, when several people carve the same thing, or the same person carves it many times, even if you look at the finished cats, each one will have a different size and shape and will not be uniform.

In addition, there are various types of chisels and chisels with different blade shapes, such as koto, matoru, maruto, samurai, kumatoru, and kumaruto. If you do not select and use the one that exists and is suitable for the thickness and depth of the line to be carved, or the straight and curved lines, etc.
It is impossible to create a sculpture that is satisfactory.

However, in practice, selecting the appropriate line thickness etc. for engraving is difficult to do unless one is an expert who has been involved in engraving for a considerable period of time. Most of the time when carving a woodblock print, it is not possible to select the appropriate chisel, and even though a considerable amount of effort and time is spent, the result is not satisfactory.

"Problems that the invention aims to solve" The present invention was created in view of the above points, and by printing a pattern that serves as a hint or mark on the surface of an engraving base material such as an engraving board in advance, Even if you have no drawing skills or experience, you can carve easily and visually, and when carving each part of the pattern, you can use different types of chisels and chisels depending on the straight lines, curves, thickness of the lines, etc. Since it is necessary to change the pattern, use the same number of colors as the types of chisels or chisels necessary to carve the pattern, and use the same color for the parts where the common chisel is used, by coloring each part of the pattern. To provide an engraving base material that allows one to easily select an optimal chisel or chisel without requiring special skill.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' The gist of the present invention is an engraving base material on which a desired pattern to be engraved is preprinted on the surface, and the printing of the pattern is necessary for engraving the pattern. Use the same number of colors as the types of chisels or chisels, and use the same color for the parts where common chisels or chisels are used, and color each part of the pattern, and on the other hand, mark each color and its corresponding color in the appropriate places on the back etc. The engraving base material is characterized by displaying a relationship with the type of chisel or chisel to be used.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to illustrated embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows an engraving board for prints which is a base material for engraving.A picture of a cat's face is printed in advance on the surface of a wooden or rubber engraving board 1 as a pattern 2. This allows the worker to easily carve the shape of a cat by following the drawn lines. Furthermore, as long as the same pattern is used, no matter who carves it, it will be the same size and shape, and no matter how many times the same person carves it, it will be the same. Therefore, it is extremely effective when mass producing products with the same pattern.

Furthermore, by coloring each line in picture 2, it is possible to suggest the most suitable chisel or chisel for carving each line, and therefore the most suitable chisel or chisel can be easily selected. be.

For example, in Figure 1, the outline A of a cat's face is red, the eye outline B is yellow, the nose line C is green, the mouth line D is purple, the whisker line E is light blue, and the eye area F Color each color black and so on.

In this case, the relationship between each color and the corresponding type of chisel or chisel is written on the back of the engraving plate 1, for example, "Red: triangular knife for curve carving, for thick lines", "Light blue: It should be labeled as ``triangular knife for straight carving, for thin lines''.

In this way, the engraver only needs to carve the lines of each color using the chisel or chisel indicated by that color, without having to worry about choosing one or the other, and without repeating the lines many times. Over time, you will be able to understand the relationship between a line and the type of chisel or chisel that should be used for it, and you will be able to instantly select the most suitable one even if the line is not colored.

Next, the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 will be described.

Figure 2 shows an example of a metal carving board for practicing metal engraving, and the surface of the carving board 1 has straight lines a, a',
A'', a is drawn, and the line a is pink, a' is orange, a'' is brown, and a is light blue.

In this case, for example, the pink line a is carved using a chisel for straight lines, which is for very thick lines, and the orange line a' is also used for straight lines. Hair carving for medium thick line, brown line
A'' is for fine lines, and the light blue line a is for ultra-fine lines.

This allows the trainee to remember the relationship between the thickness of the line and the chisel, and to practice tracing the line faithfully.

Next, the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 will be described.

Similar to the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, this embodiment also shows a metal engraving plate for practicing metal engraving.
While the pattern shown in FIG. 2 has only straight lines, this pattern mainly consists of curves and is combined with straight lines.

The pattern consists of a vine b that is a meandering thick curve.
, lattuple-shaped flowers b' that alternately emerge from the vine b in opposite directions, and buds that extend from the base of the flower b'.
b'', and the vine b is red,
Flowers b' are yellow and buds b'' are blue.

In this case, when carving the red vine b, for example, use a carving chisel for curve carving, but one for medium thick lines, and use a yellow carving chisel for carving the vine b'. is a hair carving chisel for curved lines, and is for fine lines, and the blue bud b'' is a hair carving chisel for straight lines, which is for very fine lines. It is.

This embodiment is also similar in effect to the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 above.

``Effect of the invention'' This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and since a pattern that serves as a hint or mark is printed on the surface of the engraving board in advance, if you engrave along the pattern, you can create a shape that is excellent in terms of design. Moreover, it is easy to carve. Therefore, even if you have no special talent or experience with drawing, you can easily carve it and it looks good, and as you carve it many times, you will develop a sense of balance when it comes to drawing. Furthermore, as long as the same pattern is used, the sculpture will be of the same size and shape no matter who is carving it. Therefore, it is extremely effective when mass producing products with the same pattern. Further, by coloring each part of the pattern, it is possible to suggest the most suitable chisel or chisel for each part, thereby making it possible to easily select the most suitable chisel or chisel. And as you repeat this many times, you will be able to understand the relationship between lines and the type of chisel or chisel that should be used for them, and you will be able to instantly select the best one even if the lines are not colored. It is possible to do it.

Therefore, the present invention is particularly suitable for use as a teaching material for printmaking in schools, as well as for practicing metal engraving, which has recently become popular.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a surface view of an engraving board for printmaking, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are surface views of an engraving board for engraving practice. 1...engraved board, 2...pattern.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An engraving substrate whose surface is preprinted with a desired pattern to be engraved, wherein the pattern is printed using a common chisel or chisel using the same number of colors as the types of chisels or chisels needed to engrave the pattern. The parts where the pattern is used are the same color, and each part of the pattern is colored, and the relationship between each color and the corresponding type of chisel or chisel is indicated at an appropriate place such as on the back side. Carving base material.