JPS5833832B2 - A method of painting a specific person's hand or foot print on a ceramic surface, and the transfer paper used in this method. - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of painting a specific person's flat pattern or foot pattern on a ceramic surface, and a transfer paper used in this method.

In this invention, various types of ceramics are a general term that includes not only general ceramic products but also ceramic plates, ceramic tiles, and the like.

Traditionally, it has been widely practiced to use a specific person's flat or foot print as a pattern on a ceramic surface and use the painted ceramic as a souvenir or gift.

However, the conventional technique of painting a specific person's flat or foot print on a ceramic surface is to directly press the palm or sole of a specific person's foot coated with ceramic paint onto the ceramic surface to be painted. The method used is to apply a flat pattern or a footprint pattern to the surface of the ceramic and then fire it in a kiln. This causes more inconvenience than expected, such as having to bring the pottery to someone's home, or having a specific person come to a designated place where the pottery is prepared, resulting in a drop in efficiency.

For this reason, it is conceivable to use transfer paper to first compose a pattern of a specific person's flat or foot shape on the transfer paper, and then transfer it to the ceramic surface.
1-33451, published in Special Publication No. 38-9670)
In the case of transfer paper, the patterns are printed, so apart from those that are mass-produced such as sumo wrestler's flat type, 1.
- In the case of manufactured products, not only are the costs high and unprofitable, but because printing is used, it is impossible to show details such as fingerprints, and the product only shows a flat shape or the silhouette of a foot shape. It is just a matter of putting it out.

Therefore, this invention aims to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional technique in a very simple and effective manner, and has succeeded in this invention.First, the gist of this invention will be explained as follows. be.

That is, when painting a specific person's flat pattern or foot pattern on a ceramic surface, this invention first places the palm or sole of the specific person on a slightly soluble mount whose upper surface is a water-soluble thin film surface. A process of applying a slow-drying and non-smudging organic base material such as Vaseline or vermilion ink evenly and thinly and gently pressing it gently from above to form a mount base with a base pattern on the film surface as desired. Sometimes powder paint for ceramics is sprinkled from above the base of the mount, and this powder paint is attached to the base pattern to create a transfer paper with a flat or foot pattern formed by the powder paint. The transfer paper used in this method is the same as the process of painting using transfer paper. A thin, water-soluble film is provided on the surface of a poorly soluble mount, and a slow-drying, non-smudging organic base agent such as Vaseline or vermilion is evenly and thinly applied to the surface of the mount film on the palms or soles of the feet of a specific person. gently and lightly press it from above,
Powder paint for ceramics is applied to the base pattern from above the mount base with the base pattern provided on the film surface, the excess is removed, and a flat or foot-shaped pattern body is formed using the powder paint,
This is a transfer paper that has a waterproof organic film provided thereon.

To further clarify the gist of the invention described above, in order to specifically explain the structure and effects of the invention, one embodiment of the invention will be given and will be described in detail as follows.

However, it goes without saying that this invention is not limited to the following examples.

In addition, the following example illustrates a case where a specific person's flat pattern is painted on a ceramic type.

First, a transfer paper was manufactured in the following manner.

That is, use a piece of paper-sized drawing paper as a mount, and place it on top of it.
A thin film was provided.

Then, when the mount thus prepared is placed on a rubber plate with the film facing upward, Vaseline is applied evenly and thinly to the palms of both hands of the specified person, and the above-mentioned film of the mount is applied. The film was gently and lightly pressed onto the film surface from above to create a flat base pattern of both palms using the Vaseline, thereby forming a base of the mount.

After doing this, powder paint for ceramics is sprinkled onto the base pattern from above the base of the mount, and the powder paint is attached to the base pattern to form a flat pattern body using the powder paint. Then, after drying, udon flour was sprinkled on the top of the mount, and one end of the mount was lifted, and the back side was lightly tapped to remove the excess powder paint from the film surface along with the udon flour.

Furthermore, a thin vinyl film (hereinafter referred to as an overcoat) is formed by spraying vinyl chloride liquid onto the surface of the mount including the flat pattern body formed above using a jet sprayer. It was dried and the dried material was used as transfer paper for hand-shaped pattern painting.

Next, the procedure for painting patterns using the transfer paper produced as described above will be explained.

First, when the transfer paper is soaked in water, the film made of funori on the top of the mount dissolves in the water, and the flat pattern on both the overcoat and the back is released from the mount, so quickly apply the overcoat upward onto the desired surface of the pattern. I put it on and dried it.

Then, after applying letters and decorations on the blank side of the above-mentioned type using ceramic paint, this was placed in an electric furnace for overglaze painting, and fired at a firing temperature of approximately 700°C. Turn things into products.

When painting flat patterns in the manner described above, the following superior effects have been confirmed compared to previous painting techniques.

(1) Instead of attaching ceramic paint to the palm of a specific person and pressing it directly against the model, as was the case in the past, Vaseline was used, which does not smudge or spread, and the paint was pressed against the base of the mount. Because the flat base pattern is used directly to create the transfer paper without going through the printing process, there is no pattern distortion such as fingerprints that occurs in the past, and a clear and realistic flat pattern of a specific person is displayed on the typographic surface. You will be able to do this.

(2) The process of forming the base of the mount and the process of creating the transfer paper can be performed in different locations, so each time a person wants to paint, the staff member removes the heavy ceramics from a specific person's home, etc. Not only does it eliminate the inconvenience of having to bring the item to the store, and there is no longer any risk of damage to the pattern during handling, but it can also be used as a flat-shaped gift to commemorate a newborn's birthday or an elderly person's birthday or birthday. Patterns can also be easily painted.

(3) Even when requests are made in remote locations, not only is the efficiency of painting work greatly increased compared to before, there are fewer defective products, and painting can be done at a lower cost.

Similarly, in this invention, the materials, types, etc. of the transfer paper mount, water-soluble film, organic base agent, powder paint for ceramics, and overcoat are selected so that the above-mentioned objects and effects of this invention can be achieved. It goes without saying that each may be determined as appropriate within the scope.

Furthermore, in the examples, udon flour was used to remove excess powder paint, but it goes without saying that the material is not limited to udon flour.

As will become clear from the foregoing description, it must be said that the invention provides great benefits, since the above-mentioned drawbacks of the previous techniques are very simply and effectively remedied. not be

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. When painting a specific person's flat or foot pattern on a ceramic surface - First, the specific person's palm or foot pattern is painted on a slightly soluble mount whose upper surface is a thin water-soluble film surface. The process of applying a slow-drying, non-smudging organic base material such as warisen or vermillion ink evenly and thinly to the soles of the feet, and gently pressing it gently from above to form a mount base with a base pattern on the surface of the film. and a process of sprinkling powder paint for ceramics from above the base of the mount at desired time to adhere the powder paint to the base pattern to create a transfer paper with a flat or foot-shaped pattern made of the powder paint. A method for painting a specific person's flat pattern or foot pattern on a ceramic surface, the method comprising the steps of: and painting using the transfer paper. 2. For transfer paper used when painting a specific person's flat pattern or foot pattern on a ceramic surface, a thin water-soluble film is provided on the surface of a poorly soluble mount, and the pattern of the palm or foot of the specified person is placed on the film surface of the mount. Apply a slow-drying, non-smudging organic base material such as Vaseline or vermilion ink evenly and thinly to the back, gently and lightly press it from above, and apply the ceramic base from above the base of the mount with a base pattern on the coated surface. The powder paint is sprinkled onto the base pattern, the excess is removed, a flat or foot-shaped pattern is formed using the powder paint, and a waterproof organic film is applied on top of this. Characteristic transfer paper.