JPH0825899A - Light storing sand painting body and manufacture of light storing sand picture thereby - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to appreciate one and the same sand picture with one sense in the light and with a different sense in the dark. CONSTITUTION:Light storing sand picture contains picturing paper, light storing sand-like powder 20 is non-light storing sand-like powder 30. The light storing sand-like powder is formed by adhering adhesive to sand-like powder, which is obtained by grinding white native rock, while plastic granulated powder, white glass beads or the like so as to cover with fully colored or colored light storing pigment and coat with adhesive. Further, the picture forming portion in the picturizing paper is cut off along its line, along which to cut off, and peeled off so as to expose adhesive surface and sprinkle sand-like powder on the surface with one of two sand-like powder and then with the other ones by priority of the depth of color for fixing the powder to the surface in order to make colored picture for obtaining light storing sand picture.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a phosphorescent sand picture and a method for producing a phosphorescent sand picture using the sand picture, and more specifically, it can be seen as a normal sand picture in a bright place, but it is also a dark pigment in a dark place. The part to which the sand-like powder is applied appears to emit light, and relates to a phosphorescent sand picture element having a high ornamental value that allows a sand picture in a bright place and a sand picture in a dark place to be viewed with different feelings, and a manufacturing method thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a technique of sand painting, an adhesive is applied to the surface of a mount and a release paper is attached to the surface of the adhesive, and the contour line of the picture on the release paper is cut or cut with a cutter or the like. It is known that a method and structure for coloring and drawing a picture by sprinkling and fixing colored sandy powder on the exposed surface of the adhesive obtained by peeling off the release paper (for example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-8250). Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-8251 and Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-8252).

In view of the fact that the above-mentioned conventional sand picture can be seen only in a bright place and cannot be seen in a dark place and thus has a low ornamental value, the present inventors have first made paper or opalescent paper on a mount. Substrates such as vinyl chloride sheets are stacked on top of each other,
A phosphorescent pigment is applied on the substrate to form a phosphorescent layer, and an arbitrary pictorial diagram is drawn on the phosphorescent layer through an adhesive layer, or each pictorial component of the pictorial diagram is drawn. Release paper drawn with cut-off lines is attached so that it can be individually cut off to form the drawing paper, and the contour line of the drawing on the drawing paper is cut so as not to cut the backing paper with a die or a cutter. Then, the same color component part of the drawing is cut off through the cut line or through the cut line already formed, and the exposed surface of the adhesive layer thus obtained is colored granular such as resin or glass that transmits light. We devised a sand picture that is colored and drawn by sprinkling things and applied for utility model registration (Practical application 5-48705
No.)

[0004]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] By the way,
The sand painting body according to -48705 can be viewed both day and night by making it emit light even in a dark place, but in a dark place, only the entire body can be seen to emit light, and some constituent parts of the drawing are included. Only the light emitted, and the other components did not emit light and looked black, and it was impossible to express a highly attractive sand painting with different sensations in the bright and dark places.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the object thereof is an ornamental value in which a bright place and a dark place can be viewed with different sensations despite the same sand picture. It is to provide a high luminous phosphor sand picture body and a manufacturing method thereof.

[0006]

For this purpose, the luminous sand picture object according to the present invention comprises drawing paper, plural kinds of luminous sand-like powders and plural kinds of non-luminous sand-like powders, and In the drawing paper, an adhesive is applied to the surface of a relatively hard mount, and a release paper is attached on the application surface, and an arbitrary suitable picture is drawn on the release paper with a contour line, or a picture is drawn. In each of the pictorial diagram constituent parts, it is configured by being drawn with a cut line so that it can be individually cut off from the other part of the release paper, and the phosphorescent sandy powder is a sandy powder obtained by crushing white natural stone or Adhesive is attached to white plastic granule powder or white glass beads, etc., and it is a phosphorescent sand-like powder obtained by evenly sprinkling primary color or colored phosphorescent pigment and then coating with adhesive. And a method for producing a phosphorescent sand picture according to the present invention, An adhesive is applied to the surface of a comparatively hard mount, and a release paper is attached on the applied surface to form a drawing paper, and a contour line of an arbitrary suitable drawing is punched or cut on the release paper surface. Cut the backing paper so that it does not cut, then peel off the cut contour line parts of the same color constituent part in order from the dark color in the picture of the release paper, and on the exposed surface of the adhesive, white natural Adhesive is applied to sand-like powder obtained by crushing stones, white plastic granule powder, or white glass beads, etc., and the primary color or colored phosphorescent pigment is evenly sprinkled on it It is characterized by a structure in which a colored drawing is made by sprinkling and adhering in the order of dark color from both of the types of phosphorescent sand-like powder and the plurality of types of colored sand-like powder without adhering phosphorescent pigment. .

[0007]

EXAMPLES Examples will be described with reference to the drawings. The phosphorescent sand picture body according to the present invention contains drawing paper, a plurality of types of phosphorescent sandy powders, and a plurality of types of non-phosphorescent sandy powders.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the drawing paper 10 has an adhesive 12 applied to the entire surface of a relatively hard mount 11, and the entire surface of the adhesive applied surface. The release paper 13 is releasably attached so as to cover the release paper 13
In the drawing, for example, any suitable picture 14 such as a yacht is drawn with a contour line, or the picture 14 is composed of its respective constituent parts 15
Are drawn and configured with cut-off lines 16 so that they can be individually cut off from other parts of the release paper 13.

The plural types of luminous sandy powders 20 are formed by dusting the sandy powder with a luminous pigment and coating it with an adhesive. More specifically, it absorbs light including ultraviolet rays such as the sun, white fluorescent lamps, and black lamps.
Since the substrate to which the phosphorescent pigment, which has the property of accumulating and emitting light in the dark, is attached unless it is white, it does not emit light. Therefore, natural stone whose primary color is white or white, plastic granules or glass beads are used. Therefore, first, these are pulverized to form a sandy powder or granular powder. Next, a phosphorescent pigment is applied to these powders, but in order to prevent sand-like powders from adhering to each other, a thin adhesive is applied to the entire powder, and then the phosphorescent pigment is evenly and evenly dusted. To attach. However, since the phosphorescent pigment is temporarily adhered to the powder in this state, when the powder as it is is peeled off the release paper 13 and sprinkled on the exposed adhesive surface, only the powder of the phosphorescent pigment adheres. Sandy particles do not adhere. Therefore, the phosphorescent pigment that has been temporarily adhered is coated again with an adhesive that is slightly darker and that does not allow the sandy powder particles to adhere to each other and harden. By doing so, when sprinkled on the surface of the adhesive, the particles of the phosphorescent sand-like powder themselves are adhered.

Thus, in order to obtain a phosphorescent sand picture using the drawing paper 10 or the like having the above-mentioned structure, a drawing 14 on the drawing paper 10 is used.
The contour line of FIG. 14 is cut so as not to cut the mount 11 with a die or a cutter, and then the same as the constituent portion 15 of the drawing 14 through the cut line 16 or the already formed cut line 16. The colored portion is cut off, and then both the phosphorescent sandy powder 20 and the known non-luminescent pigmented sandy powder 30 to which the phosphorescent pigment is not adhered are formed on the exposed surface of the adhesive 12 thus obtained. The sand-like powder of dark color is sprinkled in order from the dark color from the middle, and thereafter, the whole is colored and drawn by being repeated sequentially for each of the constituent portions 15 of the drawing 14.

In this way, as shown in FIG. 1, for example, the primary color or colored phosphorescent sandy powder 20 is sprinkled only on the yacht and the wave portion, and the non-luminous sand on the other portions such as seagulls. When the powdery powder 30 is sprinkled, it looks like a normal sand painting in a bright place, but in a dark place, as shown in FIG. 5, only the yacht and the wave portion (the portion surrounded by the outline) emit light. You can see it, and the other parts do not emit light, so you cannot see it, and it looks like a different drawing from what you saw in a bright place.

[0012]

As described above, according to the present invention, the whole picture is colored and drawn by the photoluminescent sand-like powder and the non-photoluminescent sandy powder which are sprinkled and fixed. On the other hand, in the dark place, only the picture drawing composition part where the phosphorescent sand-like powder is sprinkled can be seen to emit light, and the other composition parts cannot be seen, so you can see the same sand picture differently in the bright and dark places. It is possible to provide sand paintings with high ornamental value.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing an example of a drawing paper.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional explanatory view showing a part of a sand painting production process.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram when the sand picture body illustrated in FIG. 1 is viewed in a dark place.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Drawing Paper 11 Mount 12 Adhesive 13 Release Paper 14 Picture 15 Picture Part 16 Cut Line 20 Luminescent Sandy Powder 30 Non-luminescent Sandy Powder

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A drawing paper, a plurality of types of phosphorescent sand-like powders, and a plurality of types of non-phosphorescent sand-like powders, wherein the drawing paper is obtained by applying a pressure-sensitive adhesive to the surface of a relatively hard mount. A release paper is attached on the coated surface, and any suitable picture is drawn on the release paper by a contour line, or the picture is individually cut off from the other parts of the release paper at each constituent part of the picture. The phosphorescent sand-like powder is formed by cutting lines so that the adhesive is attached to the sand-like powder obtained by crushing white natural stone or the white plastic granule powder or the white glass beads.
A phosphorescent sand picture element characterized in that it is a phosphorescent sand-like powder obtained by evenly applying a primary color or colored phosphorescent pigment to this, and further coating it with an adhesive. 2. An adhesive is applied to the surface of a relatively hard mount, and a release paper is stuck on the applied surface to form a drawing paper, and a contour line of any suitable picture is formed on the release paper. Is cut with a die or a cutter so as not to cut the mount,
Then, on the exposed surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive obtained by peeling off the cut contour line parts of the same color constituent part in order from the dark color in the picture of the release paper, sand-like powder or white powder of white natural stone was crushed. Adhesive is attached to plastic granule powder or white glass beads, and the primary color or colored phosphorescent pigment is evenly sprinkled on it. Furthermore, multiple types of phosphorescent sandy powder and phosphorescent pigment coated with adhesive are used. A method for producing a phosphorescent sand picture characterized in that coloring drawing is performed by sprinkling and adhering in order of dark color from both of a plurality of types of colored sand-like powder that are not attached.