JPS5820026B2 - Hanshitayouchiyakushiyokugenkouno Sakuseihouhou - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for creating a colored manuscript for use in graphic design.

When creating manuscripts for ukiyo-e and other works using artificial coloring,
Conventionally, it is customary to first draw a line drawing on a blank piece of paper with a pencil or the like, and then color the surface (surface) on which the line drawing is drawn by hand.

For this reason, coloring must be done with great care so that no color appears outside the area of the image, resulting in extremely poor work efficiency and, moreover, the desired coloring cannot be achieved due to the overlapping of colors.

In addition, for images with many drawing lines, it is necessary to color the drawings by transcribing the drawing lines hidden by filling in and redrawing the drawing lines, which requires extremely detailed coloring work and a high level of skill. There is.

By the way, if you draw a line drawing on transparent paper (film) and color from the undrawn side (back side), the back side of the drawing line will not be visible even if it is colored, so the colored part will only be the width of the drawing line (the width If the number of millimeters is a comma), it is acceptable for the coloring to be visible.

Also, if you create a piece of paper from which the inside of the outline of the above image has been cut out, and overlap that paper with paper of the color inside the outline, the coloring that protrudes from the drawing line will be hidden by the overlapping paper, so it will not bleed outside the outline. This means that it may be colored.

Therefore, if both methods are used, work efficiency will be improved and the level of skill required will be reduced.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a method of creating a colored manuscript for printing that is inexpensive, has good work efficiency, and is more elegant by employing the above-described method.

That is, the method of creating a colored original for printing according to the present invention includes a first film that expresses an image with ink lines and other parts are transparent, and a first film that represents an image with ink lines and makes the other parts transparent, and a first film that makes the outline of the image transparent and the other parts opaque. A second film is prepared, and the back side of the image of the first film or the front side thereof is colored if necessary, and the front side of the opaque part of the second film is colored, and then the first film is colored. A colored image is expressed by overlapping the second film.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, as shown in FIG. 1, a first transparent film 2 depicting an image 1 such as a woman's face, for example, and a second film 2 with a transparent portion 3 within the outline of the image 1 and opaque in other portions. Prepare 4.

The first film 2 with the image 1 drawn on it may be handwritten directly onto a transparent film, but it can also be produced by drawing the image on a blank sheet of paper of a size that is easy to draw on, and then capturing the image with a monochrome reversal film of the required size. It is also possible to create an image by drawing a white image on black paper and photographing it using ordinary monochrome film.

When coloring this first film 2, as shown in FIG.
′ to prevent the color from overlapping and make the colored sections clear.

In that case, if it is necessary to apply partial coloring,
As shown in the figure, coloring 6 is applied as appropriate from the front side as well.

In the case of FIG. 1, the eye area may be colored from the front surface, and in this case, the coloring on the back side of the face area may protrude into the eye area.

The second film 4 may be produced by, for example, opaking the outline of the image 1 of the first film 2 in black, and then printing it in the same size (in close contact) with a white base film; in this case, Opaque part (white base)
5 is white.

While this white opaque portion 5 has a rough surface,
Since the transparent part 3 is a smooth surface, even if the transparent part 3 is colored as shown in FIG.
Because it has a smooth surface, it comes off easily when rubbed.On the other hand, since the opaque part has a rough surface and cannot be peeled off, as shown in Figure 4, by rubbing the colored one in Figure 3, It is possible to obtain the second film 4 in which the colored portion and the transparent portion are clearly defined by the outline.

As shown in the figure, the back surface of the second film 4 may also be colored 6' as appropriate.

When the second film 4 is superimposed on the first film 2 prepared as described above and viewed from the front side, as shown in FIG. 6 is covered by the image line 1', and the coloring 6 that protrudes outside the outline of the image 1 is covered by the opaque area 5 of the second film 4, thereby obtaining an original that is appropriately colored within the required section. I can do it.

It should be noted that the second film 4 does not have an object line 1' within the outline of the image 1 shown in FIG. 1, but has an object line 1' within the transparent portion 3 like the first film 2. That is, if it is assumed that image 1 is drawn and color is also applied to image 1, a more complex colored original can be obtained.

Further, it is also possible to form a transparent part in a suitable portion of the opaque part 5 of the second film 4 and add it by coloring it.

Furthermore, when the back surface coloring 6 of the first film 2 is colored with a mixture of various colors, the method of the present invention may be adopted for the coloring, that is, the method of the present invention may be combined. By doing so, it is possible to obtain the same effect as when one surface is finally colored in multiple colors by multi-surface coloring.

As described above, according to the present invention, coloring is performed from the back side and back side of the first film 2, in which the image 1 is represented by ink lines and other parts are transparent, and when viewed from the front side, the image 1 (ink lines) is colored from the back side. ) to cover the colored part on the back side that protrudes on the back side of the ink line so that a drawing line remains, and by superimposing the second film 4, it acts as a mask for the colored part that protrudes outside the outline of the image 1, and also adds color by applying partial coloring as appropriate. This creates a superimposed effect, so the coloring expression of the image is extremely good. Moreover, when coloring from the back side, there is no need to avoid the image area, and unlike the conventional method, coloring is done only from the front side. To obtain an excellent colored manuscript for printing with an elegant finish without the need for transcribing as in the case of printing, which makes it easy to use nerves, improves work efficiency, and does not require a high level of skill. I can do it.

It should be noted that without using the method according to the present invention, it is not impossible for a skilled painter or designer to take the time to create a complex draft manuscript using a large number of colors; The advantage of the invention is that anyone can obtain such a manuscript in a short time by using this technique, and the completed laminated manuscript is only visible from the surface. , is extremely accurate and excellent.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the production method of the present invention.
A perspective view of the film and the second film, FIG. 2 is a sectional view for explaining coloring of the first film, FIGS. 3 and 4 are sectional views for explaining coloring of the second film, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view for explaining coloring of the first film. It is a completed colored explanatory diagram of a state in which the films are overlapped. 1... Image, 1'... Drawing line, 2...
...First film, 3...Transparent part, 4...
...Second film, 5...Opaque portion, 6,6
'・・・Coloring.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Prepare a first film that expresses an image with ink lines and has other parts transparent, and a second film that has transparent parts within the outline of the image and opaque parts, and
Coloring is applied to the back side of the image of the film or, if necessary, the front side thereof, and coloring is applied to the front side of the opaque portion of the second film, and then the second film is superimposed on the first film to express a colored image. A method for creating a colored manuscript for printing, which is characterized by the following.