JPS5815187Y2 - calendar - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a calendar that has a distinctive feature in the picture section printed above the date section of the mount.

Although a wide variety of ideas related to calendars have been proposed in the past, most of them have features mainly in the date section, and the current situation is that the picture section is not given much importance.

In addition, among the calendars distributed by companies and other organizations to their customers, there are some that are specially designed to be printed in a large size in the painting section for advertising purposes. Not only was the effect unsatisfactory, but there was nothing interesting about the art department.

This idea was devised in view of the above-mentioned point of view, and includes a picture section in which different appropriate pictures are printed and displayed above the date section of each month's mount. Cut out a part or almost all of the paintings in the month's painting section one by one, and cut out the painting section of each mount so that the color and shape of each month's painting section will be displayed in the cutout of the previous month's painting section. By sequentially matching the above, it is possible to provide a calendar in which the decorative effect of the painting section is extremely good and the interest of the painting section is greatly aroused.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

In a calendar in which a picture part 4 in which appropriate pictures 3 different from each other are printed and displayed is provided above the date part 2 of a mount 1 for each month, for example, as shown in FIG.

As shown in the figure, the adjacent painting section 4 of the previous month's mount 1a
Painting 3 in which appropriate trees, land, sky, etc. are drawn in color.
is printed and displayed, and several star-shaped cutouts 5 are cut out at appropriate intervals in the sky of the painting 3, and the final mount 1 is
In the picture part 4 of b, each star-shaped cutout hole 5 of the mount 1a is provided.
Print and display an appropriate painting 3 in which at least a silver color that matches the color of the star is applied at a position corresponding to the color of the star, and the painting 3
Several holes similar to the star-shaped cutout holes 5 are cut out at appropriate intervals in a portion of the hole.

For example, as shown in Figure 1 C and 2, in the painting section 4 of the adjacent previous month's mount 1C, there are apple trees, land,
Print and display painting 3 in which the sea, sky, etc. are drawn in color,
In addition, several apple-shaped cut-out holes 6 are cut out at appropriate intervals in the leaf '1 of the apple tree of the painting 3, and then, in the picture part 4 of the final mount 1d, the apple-shaped holes 6 of the mount 1C are cut out. An appropriate picture 3 having at least a red color that matches the color of an apple is printed and displayed at a position corresponding to each of the cutout holes 6, and a part of the picture 3 also includes each of the apple-shaped cutouts 6. Something similar to this is cut out in several places at appropriate intervals.

In this way, from January to December, several parts of the picture section 4 of the picture section 3 of each mount 1 are cut out in sequence, and the color of the final picture section 4 is applied to the cutout section of the previous month's picture section 4. The picture parts 4 of each mount 1 of adjacent moons are made to correspond to each other in order so that the moons can be displayed.

Further, as another example of the cutout holes 5 and 6, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, each mount 1a, 1b, 1c on the entire circumference
, l d, 1 e, l f , 1 g, 1 h, 1 i
, 1 j, 1 k.

Almost all of the 11 picture parts 4 are provided with cut-out holes 7, such as circular or rhombic shapes, with different colors applied to the periphery of the picture 3.
8 may be cut out and formed to have smaller diameters from January to December.

In this case, regarding the color of the circular cutout hole 7, for example, the January mount 1a has the entire circumference green, and the February mount 1d has 11/12 of the circumference yellowish. 1/ of the entire circumference
12 is made reddish-purple, and March's mount 1C is 10/12 of the entire circumference.
2/12 of the circumference is yellow, and 2/12 of the circumference is red, January's mount 1a is green all around, December's mount 11 is purple all around, and February's mount is green. 1d and 11
The colors between Moon Mount 1 are yellow-green, yellow, red, red-purple, intermediate colors are added between these colors and gradually decreased, and the opposite colors are red-purple, red, yellow, yellow-green. There are two types of colors: colors, and colors that are gradually increased by adding intermediate colors between them.

Regarding the color of the diamond-shaped cutout hole 8, for example, each mount 1 a, 1 b, I C, 1 d, from January to December.
1 e, 1 f, 1 g, 1 h, 1 i, 1 j, 1 k
, 11 are all black, and the other three sides of the U-shaped part are sequentially colored green, yellow, red, and purple, with an intermediate color between them.

The colors of these paintings 3 are completely arbitrary, including the type of color, the order of arrangement of colors, and the type of color of one mount.

Furthermore, as another example of the cut-out holes 5 and 6, as shown in FIG. Several cutout holes 10 in the shape of inclined grooves are cut out to form a single character shape,
A large number of small circular cut-out holes 11 are cut out as 4 paintings 3 in almost the entire painting section 4 of February's mount 1b to form a 2-character shape, and furthermore, the painting section of March's mount 1C is cut out. It is also possible to form a large number of small triangular cutouts 12 in substantially the entire part of the picture 3 to form a three-letter shape.

These cutout holes 9, 10, 11, 12 are not limited to groove shapes, circular shapes, triangular shapes, etc., but may also be square shapes, semicircular shapes, crescent shapes, star shapes, etc.

In this way, as another example of the cut-out holes 5 and 6, substantially all of the picture section 4 of each mount 1 from January to December are cut out in sequence, and the cutout of the picture section 4 of the previous month is cut out. The colors and shapes of the painting part 4 of each month after the inclusion are shown in the part.
The picture portions 4 of each mount 1 may be made to correspond to each other in sequence.

Since this device is configured as described above, the cutouts 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.10, 11.12 of the previous month's picture section 4 are set or the colors of the picture section 4 of each subsequent month are determined. , since the shape appears, the painting 3 in the painting part 4 looks three-dimensional, and the painting part 4
Not only is the decorative effect extremely good, but it also greatly arouses one's interest in looking at the final painting section 4.

Furthermore, by arousing the interest of the painting department 4, the advertising effect can be much improved compared to conventional calendars, making it ideal as a calendar for organizations such as companies to distribute to their customers.

As explained above, according to this invention, the decorative effect of the painting department is extremely good, and it can also greatly arouse the interest of the painting department, and organizations such as companies can distribute it to their customers for advertising purposes. Various effects such as being optimal as a calendar can be obtained.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show examples of this invention. Figure 1 shows two examples of mounts with adjacent moons, A is a front view of the mounts with each star cut out in the painting section, and the openings are C-C. Cross-sectional view along the arrow line, C is a front view of the mount from which each apple in the painting section was cut out, and 2 is the same C-C.
The cross-sectional views taken along the arrow line and FIGS. 2 to 4 show other embodiments. FIG. C-C arrow line sectional view, 3rd
The figure shows each mount with a rhombic shape cut out from the picture area around the entire circumference, A is a front view, the opening is a cross-sectional view taken along the line C-C, and Figure 4 shows a number of cutouts formed in the picture part. It is a perspective view of each mount from January to March, shaped like the number of the month. 1.1 a, 1 b, I C, 1 d, 1 e, 1 f,
1 g, 1 h, 1 i, 1 j, 1 k, 11...
...Paper, 2...Material weight section, 3...Painting, 4...Painting section, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11.12... Cutout hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a calendar that has a picture section in which appropriate paintings that are different from each other are printed and displayed on the upper part of the mount of each month, a part or almost all of the pictures in the picture section of each month are successively cut out, and the pictures of the previous month are A calendar characterized in that the picture parts of each mount are made to correspond in sequence so that the cutout part of the picture part shows the color and shape of the picture part of each month after the deadline.