Loose-leaf watercolor box

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of painting tools, particularly relates to a loose-leaf watercolor box, and aims to solve the problems that most of the conventional watercolor paint boxes are fixed in structure, inconvenient in paint carrying, low in space utilization rate and the like, and adopts the following scheme that the loose-leaf watercolor box comprises a loose-leaf wallet which can be folded; the loose-leaf wallet further comprises a fixing piece fixedly installed on the top of the loose-leaf wallet, a plurality of receding holes are formed in the two sides of the fixing piece respectively, and the same loose-leaf ring is arranged between every two corresponding receding holes in a penetrating mode. The portability and the use efficiency are obviously improved; the loose-leaf rings are matched with the fixing pieces to stably fix all the parts, the drawing paper and the parts can be conveniently and rapidly replaced by matching with the openable design of the loose-leaf rings, and the expansibility is high; the color matching cover and the pigment tray are tightly attached and magnetically positioned, so that the pigment is effectively prevented from volatilizing and leaking, and a user can conveniently use the color matching cover.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of painting tools, and in particular to a loose-leaf watercolor box. Background Technology

[0002] In the field of painting, watercolor painting is a popular art form that requires frequent changes of paper, color mixing, and carrying of painting tools. However, existing watercolor boxes still have the following problems in use:

[0003] Traditional watercolor box designs often separate the paint palette, drawing paper, and painting tools, which not only increases the inconvenience of carrying them but also affects the continuity and efficiency of painting. In addition, most existing watercolor boxes have a fixed structure and cannot flexibly adjust the internal layout according to the user's actual needs, resulting in low space utilization and limiting their applicability.

[0004] To address the aforementioned problems, this utility model document proposes a loose-leaf watercolor box. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is to solve the shortcomings of existing traditional watercolor paint boxes, such as fixed structure, inconvenience in carrying paint, and low space utilization, and proposes a loose-leaf watercolor box.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] Loose-leaf watercolor box, including:

[0008] A loose-leaf wallet, which can be closed, also includes a fixing member fixedly installed on its top, and multiple clearance holes are provided on both sides of the fixing member, with the same loose-leaf ring passing through between two corresponding clearance holes;

[0009] It also includes a watercolor box assembly for holding paint.

[0010] In one possible design, the watercolor box assembly includes a single base fitted onto the outer wall of multiple binder rings. A rotating frame is fixedly mounted on the side of the base away from the multiple binder rings. A paint tray is disposed above the base and is rotatably connected to the rotating frame. Multiple paint placement slots are provided on the top of the paint tray for placing paint.

[0011] In one possible design, the watercolor box assembly further includes a rotating shaft embedded inside the paint tray, the shaft being located near one corner of the paint tray. A mixing cover is fixedly fitted onto the outer wall of the shaft, the mixing cover facilitating the user's mixing of paints. The bottom of the mixing cover is in close contact with the top of the paint tray, and the bottom of the mixing cover slides in conjunction with the top of the paint tray. The mixing cover also serves to seal multiple paint placement slots to ensure the stable storage of paints within the multiple paint placement slots.

[0012] In one possible design, two first magnets are fixedly embedded in the top of the paint palette, each corresponding to a rotating shaft, and a second magnet is fixedly embedded in the bottom of the palette cap. The second magnet magnetically engages with both first magnets to position the palette cap.

[0013] In one possible design, the top of the binder is provided with multiple sheets of drawing paper, which are all fitted onto the outer wall of multiple binder rings, and the multiple sheets of drawing paper are used to facilitate drawing by the user.

[0014] In one possible design, a retaining strap is fixedly installed on one side of the binder, a male snap fastener is fixedly installed on the top of the retaining strap, and a female snap fastener that mates with the male snap fastener is fixedly installed on the bottom of the binder. The retaining strap is used to secure the binder in its closed state through the engagement of the male and female snap fasteners.

[0015] In one possible design, a retaining ring is fixedly installed at the top of the retaining strap, and a watercolor pen is disposed inside the retaining ring, which is used to facilitate the user's carrying of the watercolor pen.

[0016] In one possible design, all of the multiple hinge rings are openable and closable, and all of the multiple hinge rings are fixedly mounted in the fixing member by a bracket, so as to facilitate the disassembly and installation of the internal components of the wallet.

[0017] In this application, during use, the user can open the binder and then rotate the palette cover. After rotating the cover to a certain angle, the second magnet will magnetically attract and fix it to the corresponding first magnet, thus securing the palette cover. When the palette cover is rotated to expose the multiple paint slots on top of the paint tray, the user can place various paints into the corresponding slots for later use. When the palette cover is rotated back to its original position, it covers the paint tray, thus closing the multiple paint slots and preventing paint leakage. When the user needs to use the paint, simply rotate the palette cover 90 degrees to open it and magnetically fix it. Then, the user can dip the paint into the paint tray and use it, and can also mix colors on the palette cover. The binder contains multiple sheets of drawing paper for the user to use. The watercolor set allows for easy creation of paintings, with the watercolor brushes secured to the binder via retaining rings. Users can easily access the brushes when needed, and the set is portable. After finishing a painting, the user can screw the palette cap back onto the paint tray, rotate the tray around its axis, and place the finished paper on the base before starting the next painting. Once finished, and ensuring the paint is clean and properly sealed, the user can close the binder and secure it with the retaining straps. At this point, the watercolor set is only the size of a book, making it easy to carry. The binder features multiple openable rings, allowing users to easily remove finished paper and replace it with new paper. The set also allows for easy removal of the entire set for cleaning and convenient use.

[0018] Beneficial effects: In this utility model, the loose-leaf watercolor box integrates paint storage, color mixing, paper storage, and brush carrying by combining a loose-leaf wallet with a watercolor box component, significantly improving portability and efficiency. The fixing piece at the top of the loose-leaf wallet, in conjunction with the loose-leaf ring, can stably fix the watercolor box component and paper, preventing parts from falling off. The openable and closable feature of the loose-leaf ring facilitates quick replacement or addition of paper, meeting the needs of different scenarios.

[0019] In this utility model, the loose-leaf watercolor box has multiple independent paint placement slots in its paint tray. With the installation of the mixing lid, the user can rotate the mixing lid to quickly pick up paint. The mixing lid opens and closes via a pivot, and its bottom is in close contact with the paint tray and slides together. It is also positioned by magnetic attraction (the first magnet and the second magnet cooperate), which ensures that the mixing lid tightly covers the paint placement slots when closed, effectively preventing paint evaporation or leakage, while providing a flat mixing surface.

[0020] In this utility model, the loose-leaf watercolor box and the loose-leaf leather clip achieve quick opening and closing and fixation through the fixing strap and the snap fastener. When closed, it is compact and easy to store. The fixing ring can firmly hold the watercolor brushes to prevent them from being lost. The pivot of the palette cover is set at the corner of the paint tray, which reduces the occupation of the color mixing area and improves the space utilization. The connection design between the rotating frame and the base can facilitate the storage of the finished drawing paper and prevent it from affecting subsequent painting.

[0021] In this utility model, the loose-leaf watercolor box has its loose-leaf rings fixed in the fixing component by a bracket, and it adopts an openable design, which supports the flexible disassembly and replacement of watercolor box components, drawing paper and other accessories. Users can freely combine functional modules according to their needs, and it has strong expandability.

[0022] This utility model integrates paint storage, color mixing, paper storage, and brush carrying, significantly improving portability and efficiency. The hinged loops and fasteners securely hold all components in place, and the openable design of the loops allows for quick and easy replacement of paper and components, offering strong expandability. The tight fit and magnetic positioning of the mixing lid and paint tray effectively prevent paint evaporation and leakage, making it convenient for users. Attached Figure Description

[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the loose-leaf watercolor box proposed in this utility model in the closed state of the loose-leaf notebook;

[0024] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the open state of the loose-leaf watercolor box proposed in this utility model;

[0025] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the hinge ring installation structure of the hinged watercolor box proposed in this utility model;

[0026] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the watercolor box component structure of the loose-leaf watercolor box proposed in this utility model;

[0027] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the paper-folding and placement structure of the loose-leaf watercolor box proposed in this utility model.

[0028] In the diagram: 1. Loose-leaf wallet; 2. Securing strap; 3. Securing ring; 4. Watercolor pen; 5. Fixing piece; 6. Clearing hole; 7. Loose-leaf ring; 8. Drawing paper; 9. Base; 10. Rotating frame; 11. Paint tray; 12. Paint placement slot; 13. Spindle; 14. Palette cover; 15. First magnet; 16. Second magnet. Detailed Implementation

[0029] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments.

[0030] Example 1: Refer to Figure 1-5 A watercolor box, comprising:

[0031] A loose-leaf wallet 1. The loose-leaf wallet 1 has a closable feature, allowing the user to close it when not in use to protect the contents. A fastener 5 is fixedly installed at the top of the loose-leaf wallet 1. Multiple clearance holes 6 are formed on both sides of the fastener 5. These clearance holes 6 are used to pass through loose-leaf rings 7. A single loose-leaf ring 7 passes through two corresponding clearance holes 6, allowing multiple components to be installed inside the loose-leaf wallet 1 via the loose-leaf rings 7, such as watercolor box components, multiple sheets of drawing paper 8, etc.

[0032] In this embodiment, multiple sheets of drawing paper 8 are fitted onto the outer walls of multiple loose-leaf rings 7, allowing users to easily add or remove sheets as needed. The presence of the drawing paper 8 provides users with a medium for painting, enabling them to create artwork directly on the loose-leaf watercolor box.

[0033] In this embodiment, the watercolor box assembly includes a base 9, which is fitted onto the outer wall of a plurality of binder rings 7. A rotating frame 10 is fixedly installed on the side of the base 9 away from the plurality of binder rings 7. A paint tray 11 is disposed above the base 9, and the paint tray 11 is rotatably connected to the rotating frame 10 so that the user can use the paint tray 11 to press and save the finished drawing paper 8. The top of the paint tray 11 has a plurality of paint placement slots 12, which are used to place different types of paint.

[0034] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the watercolor box assembly also includes a rotating shaft 13 rotatably embedded inside the paint tray 11, located near one corner of the paint tray 11. A mixing cover 14 is fixedly fitted onto the outer wall of the rotating shaft 13. The bottom of the mixing cover 14 is in close contact with the top of the paint tray 11, and the mixing cover 14 slides against the top of the paint tray 11, allowing the user to easily slide the mixing cover 14 to cover or expose the paint placement slots 12. The mixing cover 14 can not only be used for mixing colors, but also to close multiple paint placement slots 12, ensuring the stable storage of paints within the multiple paint placement slots 12. The mixing cover 14 can be made of a transparent material, allowing the user to easily observe the placement position and status of various paints from the outside.

[0035] To position the palette cap 14, in this embodiment, two first magnets 15 are fixedly embedded in the top of the paint tray 11, and both first magnets 15 correspond to the rotating shaft 13. A second magnet 16 is fixedly embedded in the bottom of the palette cap 14, and the second magnet 16 is magnetically attracted to both first magnets 15, thereby positioning the palette cap 14 so that it can stably stay on the paint tray 11 after rotating to the corresponding position.

[0036] This application can be used in the field of painting tools technology, or in other fields applicable to this application.

[0037] Example 2: Reference Figure 1 , 2 3. Improvement based on Example 1: Loose-leaf watercolor box, which is applied to the field of painting tool technology;

[0038] To secure the closed binder wallet 1, in this embodiment, a securing strap 2 is fixedly installed on one side of the binder wallet 1. A male snap fastener is fixedly installed at the top of the securing strap 2, while a female snap fastener that mates with the male snap fastener is fixedly installed at the bottom of the binder wallet 1. The engagement of the male and female snap fasteners secures the closed binder wallet 1, thus preventing accidental opening.

[0039] In addition, in this embodiment, a fixing ring 3 is also fixedly installed at the top of the fixing strap 2. A watercolor pen 4 is provided inside the fixing ring 3, so that the user can easily carry the watercolor pen 4 and take it out for use whenever needed. The watercolor pen 4, together with the paint palette 11 and drawing paper 8, provides the user with a complete set of painting tools.

[0040] Finally, it should be noted that in this embodiment, all the multiple binder rings 7 adopt an openable structure design existing in the prior art. These binder rings 7 are all fixedly mounted in the fixing member 5 by a bracket, thereby facilitating the user's disassembly and installation of the internal components of the binder wallet 1. This design allows the user to flexibly adjust the structure and contents of the binder watercolor box as needed.

[0041] The working principle and usage process of this technical solution are as follows: When in use, the user can open the binder 1, and then rotate the color mixing cover 14. After rotating the cover 14 to a certain angle, the second magnet 16 will magnetically attract and fix it to the corresponding first magnet 15, thus securing the cover 14. When the cover 14 is rotated to expose the multiple paint placement slots 12 on the top of the paint tray 11, the user can place various paints into the corresponding slots 12 for later use. When the cover 14 rotates back to its original position, it covers the paint tray 11, thus closing the multiple paint placement slots 12 and preventing paint leakage. When the user needs to use the paint, simply rotate the cover 14 90 degrees to open it and magnetically fix it. Then, the user can dip the paint from the paint tray 11 into the paint and use it, while also mixing colors on the cover 14. The container contains multiple sheets of drawing paper 8 for users to complete their paintings. Watercolor brushes 4 are secured to the binder 1 via retaining rings 3, allowing for easy access and portability. After painting, the user can screw the palette cover 14 back onto the paint tray 11, then rotate the paint tray 11 around its axis at a certain angle and place the finished drawing paper 8 on the base 9 before starting the next painting. After finishing painting, and ensuring the paint is clean and properly sealed, the user can close the binder 1 directly. The retaining straps 2 secure the binder 1, making the watercolor box about the size of a book, easy to carry. The multiple binder rings 7 in this binder watercolor box feature an openable design, allowing users to easily remove the finished drawing paper 8 and replace it with a new one. The watercolor box components can also be easily removed for cleaning and convenient use.

[0042] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any equivalent substitutions or changes made by those skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in the present utility model, based on the technical solution and the inventive concept of the present utility model, should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A refill for a watercolor box, characterized in that, The utility model relates to a portfolio, which comprises: a portfolio (1) capable of being folded, the portfolio (1) further comprising a fixing part (5) fixedly installed on the top of the portfolio (1), a plurality of accommodation holes (6) being formed on both sides of the fixing part (5), and a same ring (7) being arranged through the two accommodation holes (6) corresponding to each other; a watercolor box assembly for placing pigments.

2. The bound watercolor set according to claim 1, wherein The watercolor box assembly comprises a same base (9) sleeved on the outer wall of the plurality of rings (7), a rotating frame (10) being fixedly installed on the side of the base (9) away from the plurality of rings (7), a pigment tray (11) being arranged above the base (9), the pigment tray (11) being rotatably connected with the rotating frame (10), a plurality of pigment placing grooves (12) being formed on the top of the pigment tray (11), and the plurality of pigment placing grooves (12) being used for placing pigments.

3. The bound watercolor set of claim 2, wherein, The watercolor box assembly further comprises a rotating shaft (13) rotatably arranged in the pigment tray (11), the rotating shaft (13) being located at a position close to one corner of the pigment tray (11), a color mixing cover (14) being fixedly sleeved on the outer wall of the rotating shaft (13), the color mixing cover (14) being used for facilitating the user to mix pigments, the bottom of the color mixing cover (14) being tightly attached to the top of the pigment tray (11), the bottom of the color mixing cover (14) being slidably matched with the top of the pigment tray (11), and the color mixing cover (14) being further used for closing the plurality of pigment placing grooves (12) to ensure the stable storage of the pigments in the plurality of pigment placing grooves (12).

4. The bound watercolor set according to claim 3, wherein Two first magnets (15) are fixedly arranged on the top of the pigment tray (11), the two first magnets (15) corresponding to the rotating shaft (13), a second magnet (16) being fixedly arranged on the bottom of the color mixing cover (14), the second magnet (16) being magnetically attracted to the two first magnets (15) to position the color mixing cover (14).

5. The loose-leaf watercolor box of claim 1, wherein, A plurality of drawing papers (8) are arranged on the top of the portfolio (1), the plurality of drawing papers (8) being sleeved on the outer wall of the plurality of rings (7), and the plurality of drawing papers (8) being used for facilitating the user to draw.

6. The loose-leaf watercolor box of claim 1, wherein, A fixing band (2) is fixedly installed on one side of the portfolio (1), a sub-pressing buckle being fixedly installed on the top of the fixing band (2), a mother-pressing buckle being fixedly installed on the bottom of the portfolio (1) and matched with the sub-pressing buckle, and the fixing band (2) being used for fixing the folded portfolio (1) through the matching of the sub-pressing buckle and the mother-pressing buckle.

7. The bound watercolor set of claim 6, wherein, A fixing ring (3) is fixedly installed on the top of the fixing band (2), a watercolor pen (4) being arranged in the fixing ring (3), and the fixing ring (3) being used for facilitating the user to carry the watercolor pen (4).

8. The bound watercolor set of claim 5, wherein, The plurality of rings (7) are of a foldable structure, and the plurality of rings (7) are fixedly arranged in the fixing part (5) through a support, so as to facilitate the disassembly and assembly of the internal components of the portfolio (1).

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