Mixed soil basement simulation wall picture and technological process

Abstract

The invention provides a mixed soil basement simulation wall picture and a technological process. The technological process is composed of the five steps of manufacturing base layer formworks, a mixed soil basement, a UV imaging layer and a picture manufacturing layer, and carrying out antique processing. Each formwork is made of a smooth slab material like a cement wood-wool plate which is five to twenty five millimeters thick and not prone to deforming. The surface of each formwork is uniformly coated with acrylate, polyving akohol and adhesive. An argillaceous coating is four to nine millimeters thick, an outline is printed on the argillaceous coating through a UV imaging technology, then professionals paint and color the argillaceous coating manually, and the integral argillaceous basement simulation wall picture is obtained after antique processing is carried out, and can be formed by assembling and installing a plurality of printed formworks according to an original drawing. The mixed soil basement simulation wall picture has the advantages that the manufacturing speed is greatly increased, the manufacturing efficiency is greatly improved, the production and manufacture speed is high, the picture can be produced in a mass mode in a short time, installing and constructing are convenient and fast, the simulation degree is high, and the adaptability is high.

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technical field [0001] The technology relates to a simulated wall painting and a process flow, in particular to a simulated wall painting and a process flow of a mixed soil base. technical background [0002] Wall murals, the art on the wall, that is, the pictures that people draw directly on the wall. As an accessory part of a building, its decorative and beautifying functions make it an important aspect of environmental art. Wall painting is one of the earliest forms of painting in human history. Primitive humans carved various graphics on cave walls to record expressions. This is the earliest wall painting. Fragments of the murals of the Qin Palace in Xianyang, Shaanxi, China, dating back 2,300 years, and murals were also very prosperous during the Han Dynasty and the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Many murals have been unearthed since the 20th century. The Tang Dynasty formed a prosperous period of mural paintings, such as Dunhuang murals and Kizil Grottoes...

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Many murals have been unearthed since the 20th century. The Tang Dynasty formed a prosperous period of mural paintings, such as Dunhuang murals and Kizil Grottoes, which were the peak of mural art at that time. After the Song Dynasty, murals gradually declined. After 1949, Chinese murals were restored and developed, but It takes a lot of manpower and a long time to complete the murals, and the simulation of the original murals is not achievable by the general painting level, and when copying and protecting the original murals, the simulation requirements will be higher, and the traditional method will inevitably Incapable of short time, large quantities of mural copy protection work and mural simulation work, the simulation paintings in the prior art are drawn manually, so it is unavoidable to encounter low production efficiency, slow production speed, lack of professionals, Installation and construction issues, etc.

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