TWM527821U - Rubbing component - Google Patents

Description

Rubbing component

This creation is a rubbing component, especially a rubbing component that provides coloring and rubbing for children.

In order to let children learn how to distribute colors and stimulate children's imagination and creativity, parents will let children color the pattern on a coloring book. The coloring book has multiple drawings, and each drawing has a pattern. A plurality of colored regions are formed on the pattern.

When the child is coloring, the child can first conceive the color distribution of the colored areas, and then hold the brush to fill the desired color in the colored areas, so that the child can inspire himself from the coloring process. Imagination and creativity.

However, today's coloring only provides children to color in the colored area, so after the child is finished, the colored areas have only different colors, so they are more monotonous and non-variant.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a rubbing component that would improve the coloring of today to provide only child coloring, monotonous and non-variable issues.

In order to achieve the foregoing, the rubbing component of the present invention comprises: a plurality of drawings, a top surface of each of the drawings is provided with a pattern, and a plurality of colored regions are formed on the pattern; and a plurality of graphics cards are selectively placed on the plurality of graphics cards Below the drawing, each of the cards includes a body and a plurality of rubbing graphics portions, and the rubbing graphics portions are formed on the top surface of the sheet body, and the rubbing pattern portions of each of the card cards are different.

When the child is coloring, the child can select a drawing from the drawings to color, and the child can select one of the cards to be placed under the drawing, and is located in the corresponding coloring area, and then use the brush. In the coloring process, the rubbing pattern portion on the card is rubbed into the coloring region during the coloring process, so that a pattern corresponding to the card is formed in the coloring region.

Therefore, before coloring, the child can first conceive the color to be colored in the colored area and the pattern to be printed in the colored area, so that the selection of the child during the coloring can be increased, and the variability can be effectively improved.

Referring to FIG. 1, a first preferred embodiment of the creative rubbing assembly includes a plurality of drawings 10 and a plurality of card cards 20.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a top surface of each of the drawings 10 is provided with a pattern 11 on which a plurality of colored regions 12 are formed, wherein the patterns 11 of each of the drawings 10 are different.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the card 20 can be selectively placed under the drawings 10. Each card 20 includes a body 21 and a plurality of rubbing graphics portions 22, and the rubbing graphics portions. 22, the rubbing pattern portions 22 are formed on the top surface of the sheet body 21, and the rubbing pattern portions 22 of each of the card cards 20 are different, wherein the rubbing pattern portion 22 of each of the card cards 20 is inscribed Or the intaglio is formed on the top of the sheet 21, and the rubbing pattern portions 22 of the card 20 may be star-shaped, circular, spiral or square.

As shown in FIG. 2, in a second preferred embodiment of the present invention, the rubbing assembly may further include a brush set 30, the brush set 30 includes a plurality of brushes 31, and the brush 31 may be a color pencil or a crayon. A pastel pen or the like, which can be selectively colored on the drawings 10.

Before the child is to be colored, the child can select a drawing 10 from the drawings 10, and then the child can first conceive the color distribution in each of the coloring zones 12 and simultaneously determine the rubbing graphics of the card 20 to be printed. Part 22.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, when the child is performing coloring, the child can select a suitable card 20 from the card 20 and place the card 20 on the coloring area of the drawing 10 to be colored. Below 12, the child can then remove the brush 31 from the set of brushes 30 and perform a coloring action on the drawing 10.

As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 , the rubbing pattern portion 22 of each of the card cards 20 is formed on the top of the sheet body 21 in a positive or negative manner, and is placed under the drawing sheet 10 to The rubbing pattern portion 22 is taken as an example. When the child uses the paint brush 31 to repeatedly paint on the coloring area 12 of the drawing 10 on the rubbing pattern portion 22 of the drawing card 20, the paint of the brush 31 may be due to the drawing card 20 There is a height difference between the top surface of the rubbing pattern portion 22 and the top surface of the sheet body 21, resulting in partial contact and partial contact between the drawing card 20 and the drawing 10, thereby making the paint of the brush 31 on the drawing. A pattern 40 having a different color shade and corresponding to the rubbing pattern portion 22 of the card 20 is formed.

The children can use different colors of the brush 31 in different coloring areas 12, and use different graphics cards 20 to print out different patterns 40 so that not only the color in the coloring area 12 on the drawing 10 can be colored. Pattern 11 has more variability.

In summary, the child can color on the drawings 10, and the child can be printed on the drawing area 10 of the drawing 10 by hand-painting on the drawing 10 of the drawing card 20. The pattern 40 allows the child to have more choices when coloring, effectively improving variability.

10‧‧‧ drawings
11‧‧‧ pattern
12‧‧‧Coloring area
20‧‧‧Tuca
21‧‧‧ tablets
22‧‧‧Printing Graphics Department
30‧‧‧brush group
31‧‧‧ brushes
40‧‧‧pattern

Figure 1 is a schematic plan view showing the first preferred embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a schematic plan view showing a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the stereoscopic appearance of the second preferred embodiment of the creative rubbing assembly. Figure 4 is a schematic view showing the manner of use of the second preferred embodiment of the creative rubbing assembly. Figure 5 is a side elevation, partially enlarged view of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention, placed under the drawing. Figure 6 is a schematic diagram showing the completion of the rubbing of the second preferred embodiment of the creative rubbing assembly.

10‧‧‧ drawings

11‧‧‧ pattern

12‧‧‧Coloring area

20‧‧‧Tuca

21‧‧‧ tablets

22‧‧‧Printing Graphics Department

Claims (7)

A rubbing assembly comprising: a plurality of drawings, a top surface of each of the drawings is provided with a pattern, the pattern forms a plurality of colored regions; and a plurality of graphics cards are selectively placed under the drawings, each of the drawings The card comprises a body and a plurality of rubbing graphics portions, the stamping graphics portions are formed on a top surface of the sheet body, and the shape of the rubbing pattern portions of each of the card cards are different. The rubbing assembly of claim 1, wherein the rubbing graphic portion of each of the graphics cards is formed on the top surface of the sheet in a positive or negative manner. The rubbing component of claim 1, wherein the pattern of each drawing is different. The rubbing assembly of claim 2, wherein the pattern of each of the drawings is different. The rubbing assembly of any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the shape of the rubbing pattern portion of the plurality of graphics cards is a star shape, a circle shape, a spiral shape or a square shape. The rubbing assembly of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the rubbing assembly comprises a set of brushes, the set of brushes comprising a plurality of brushes, the brushes being selectively tintable to the sheets. The rubbing assembly of claim 5, wherein the rubbing component comprises a set of brushes, the set of brushes comprising a plurality of brushes, the brushes being selectively tintable on the sheets.