Craft technique for embossed-foil printed painting

Abstract

The invention discloses a craft technique for an embossed-foil printed painting. The craft technique for the embossed-foil printed painting comprises production for a trimming printing knife and production for an embossed printing hammer, wherein mold surrounding plates, clay, a metal screen frame, metal foil plates, a fire spray gun, the embossed printing hammer, and the trimming printing knife are prepared; metal printing molds are prepared; the metal foil plates are uniformly heated by an electric furnace to be softened according to the melting points of the different metal foil plates; then the metal foil plates are clamped between an intaglio metal mold and a relief metal mold by pliers and subjected to clamping printing; the intaglio metal mold clamped-printed with the metal foil plates is taken down; the metal foil plates and the four sides of the relief metal mold are tightly clamped by clamps, and embossed surfaces are placed upwards; then the metal foil plates are knocked bya flat-head wood hammer, a conical-point wood hammer and a conical wood hammer sequentially, and the embossed patterns are embossed-printed onto the metal foil plates; and the pictures of the embossedmetal foil plates are cured and trimmed. The craft technique for the embossed-foil printed painting is relatively simple in process, easily-available in material, low in cost, beautiful and unique, good in market prospect, and capable of being generally popularized.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of embossed prints, and in particular relates to an engraved foil printing technique. Background technique [0002] Traditional letterpress printing is to use a knife or chemicals to carve or etch away the blank part of the drawing on the board of wood, stone, copper, zinc, etc., leaving the part with image, and the part left on the board (that is, not engraved) is raised. From the beginning, it is called letterpress. Ink prints are made by applying ink to the raised parts and rubbing them onto paper. But it can only be copied on paper, and the copying of relief works cannot be realized. [0003] In the past, the metal relief process was also cast by the traditional lost wax method. Each work needs to first make a wax mold with silica gel, and then wrap the wax mold layer by layer with quartz sand, and then use it The paraffin wax in the shell is burned at high temperature to make the shell, and then the ...

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Problems solved by technology

Moreover, cast copper relief works must have a certain thickness. If it is too thin, the wax liquid cannot be completely poured and circulated in the shell mold, and the copper plate pattern will be missing or penetrated. The process is complicated, and the material is heavy and expensive.

It can not realize the characteristics of thinness, lightness, low cost, easy copying, unique beauty and wide range of uses of engraving and foil printing.

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