JPS6353552B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention involves dyeing synthetic resin fibers such as rayon fibers in various desired colors, and dyeing them into blocks, layers,
The present invention relates to a method for producing a craft picture which is pasted onto a substrate in the form of a thin layer or thread.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings. 1 is a craft painting according to the present invention, which is dyed in an appropriate color on a thin plate-like substrate 2 made of an appropriate material such as cardboard or thin plywood. It is made up of a fiber agglomerate 8 consisting of a large number of extremely thin synthetic resin fibers intertwined with each other in various forms such as a layer, a thin layer, a lump, a thin thread, etc. Note that such fibers are preferably rayon fibers that are flexible and have good dyeability, and the thickness of the fibers is not limited.

Reference numeral 4 refers to the ground color portion of the craft painting 1, which is made by pasting agglomerates 3 of colorless or dyed fibers in a suitable color in a layered manner on the entire surface or a predetermined portion of the substrate 2, thereby changing the color of the ground color portion 4. In order to obtain a subtle neutral color, a fiber agglomerate 3 made by mixing fibers of two or more different colors is attached.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a distant view area in which agglomerates 3 of appropriately colored fibers are laminated in a predetermined shape such as a mountain on a ground color area 4, and 6 is an agglomerate of mainly colorless or light-colored fibers. 3 is pasted on the distant view part 5 in a thin layer such that the distant view part 5 can be seen through. Although the blurred portion 6 is used to represent fog or clouds in the illustrated example, it may also be used as a so-called blur in figures such as portraits and abstract paintings.

Next, reference numeral 7 denotes a foreground portion, which is formed by pasting fiber agglomerates 3 of appropriate colors in a thick mass having a predetermined shape depicting a dead tree, a pine tree, etc. on the blurred portion 6. A thin line part 8 is formed to extend from a part of the foreground part 7 according to the pattern. Since the thin line portion 8 is formed by extending several or only one fiber from the fiber agglomerate 3, it is not suitable for other paintings or crafts, such as the thin branches shown in the illustration or the expression of hair in portraits. It is possible to freely express extremely thin lines that are impossible to express.

Next, I will explain how to make craft painting 1.
First, fibers made of synthetic resin are dyed in a predetermined color by any suitable known method, cut into appropriate lengths, and dissolved in water in large quantities. Here, a large number of fibers unraveled in the water intertwine with each other in a floating manner to form a fiber agglomerate 3.

Next, the fiber agglomerate 3 is scooped out into a layer having a predetermined thickness with a net or scooped out in chunks with the tip of a rod-like body such as a wire and transferred onto the substrate 2, and the water-absorbing cloth is If the fibers are pressed and drained, the fibers are intertwined with each other and have adhesion to each other due to moisture, so they can be arranged into any shape on the substrate 2, and some of the fiber agglomerates 3 can be shaped like rods. If it is hooked to the tip of the body and pulled, some of the fibers will be extended in the pulling direction, forming a thin wire portion 8 with an extremely thin line pattern that becomes thinner as it reaches the tip. In addition, when expressing the blurred portion 6, and especially hair in a portrait, the fiber agglomerate 3 is sufficiently dried, and then the ends are held and gradually stretched in the direction of the hair flow. The streamlined shape of the fibers makes it possible to create an extremely realistic representation of hair.

In addition, blurring in various paintings usually requires very good skill, but according to the method of the present invention, the fiber agglomerates 3 dissolved in water are simply scooped out in a thin layer and transferred onto a certain pattern. It is extremely easy to do, as all you have to do is tighten it. Also, by repeating the above method, the ground color part 4, the distant view part 5, the blurred part 6, and the foreground part 7 are created.
A sense of perspective can be easily expressed by forming layers in this order, and a three-dimensional effect can also be easily expressed by forming the distant view portion 5 or the foreground portion 7 with a desired thickness. Furthermore, compared to those that require painting or the like to be applied, even if the pattern formation fails, it can be corrected freely, and it is extremely easy to make large changes to the pattern by peeling off predetermined parts such as the distant view area 5 and the foreground area 7. It is.

When the design of the craft painting 1 is completed in this way, a glue is added to the fiber agglomerate 3 using liquid glue or other means, and then dried, the design is fixed on the substrate 2, and the craft painting 1 is produced. It will be completed. Note that the addition and drying of the paste may be performed at each manufacturing stage of the background color portion 4, the distant view portion 5, the blurred portion 6, and the foreground portion 7.

In the craft painting 1 produced as described above, all the designs are expressed as a collection of fine lines made of synthetic resin fibers, and because it has the unique luster of synthetic resin fibers, it has a special beauty that has never been seen before. The color and texture are expressed by dyeing synthetic resin fibers, so the color is semi-permanent and will not change or fade.

In short, the present invention provides an agglomerate of fibers 3 which are made by dissolving in water a large number of synthetic resin fibers dyed in appropriate colors and formed into a predetermined length.
The fiber agglomerate 3 is scooped up into a lump or a layer of a predetermined thickness, transferred to a substrate 2 in a predetermined shape, and then drained. After that, a glue is added and the fiber agglomerate 3 is transferred to a substrate 2. 2, it is possible to easily form a fiber agglomerate 3 in which synthetic resin fibers are intertwined with each other, and also to easily scoop it out in any desired form such as layered or lumpy. is possible,
It is possible to freely form and modify the pattern on the substrate 2, and the pattern expressed by the agglomerate 3 can be expressed more easily than extremely thin lines that cannot be expressed with other paintings or crafts. By combining them, it is possible to freely and easily express delicate intermediate colors, and by overlapping a plurality of agglomerates 3, it is also possible to easily express perspective and blur, and the practical effects are enormous.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure shows one embodiment of the present invention.
The figure is a front view of a craft painting drawn by the craft painting manufacturing method according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line AA of the same. 1... Craft painting, 2... Substrate, 3... Fiber agglomeration, 4... Ground color area, 5... Distant view area, 6... Blurred area, 7... Near view area.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A large number of synthetic resin fibers dyed in appropriate colors and formed into a predetermined length are dissolved in water to form an agglomerate of intertwined fibers, which is scooped into a lump or a layer of a predetermined thickness. A craft painting characterized in that the fiber agglomerates are transferred onto a substrate in a predetermined shape, drained, and then a glue is added to adhere the fiber agglomerates onto the substrate. Production method.