Assembly

Abstract

Provided is an assembled product capable of laminating acrylic plates to give a sense of perspective to a painting. 【Solution means】In the assembled product 100, a white image 61a is printed so as to cover the first painting 61 on either the other side of the first painting 61 printed on the first acrylic plate 10 or one side of the first painting 61 printed on the second acrylic plate 20. The second painting 62 printed on the third acrylic plate 30 overlaps the first painting 61 printed on the first acrylic plate 10. The third painting 63 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 40 overlaps the first painting 61 printed on the second acrylic plate 20.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to an assembled product formed by laminating components.

Background Art

[0002] An assembled product in which a decorative sheet is bonded to a wooden board has been commercialized. The assembled product of Patent Document 1 is assembled by laminating a decorative sheet on the surface of a wooden base board. In addition, in a figurine called an acrylic stand that is viewed from one side of the main surface of a transparent acrylic board, a painting such as a portrait is drawn on the other side, and the painting can be clearly seen depending on the high transparency of the acrylic board.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] The assembled product described in Patent Document 1 is configured by laminating a decorative sheet on the surface of a base board, and has a different configuration from the form in which a painting is drawn on an acrylic board for viewing. In addition, in a commercially available acrylic stand composed of a single acrylic board and a pedestal, the painting is limited to being drawn on one plane.

[0005] The inventor of the present invention noticed that in an assembled product using an acrylic board, by using a plurality of acrylic boards, a configuration can be achieved that gives a sense of perspective to the painting.

[0006] The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide an assembled product capable of giving a sense of perspective to a painting by laminating acrylic boards.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0007] One aspect of the present invention is an assembled product. The assembled product is an assembled product in which a plurality of transparent acrylic plates are laminated, and a painting printed on the plate surface can be viewed from one side and the other side in a direction intersecting the plate surface. A transparent first acrylic plate with a first painting printed on the other side; the first painting printed on the first acrylic plate is printed on the one side in a horizontally reversed manner so as to entirely overlap the first painting; a transparent second acrylic plate attached to the other side of the first acrylic plate; a second painting smaller in area than the first painting is printed on the other side; a transparent third acrylic plate attached to the one side of the first acrylic plate; a third painting smaller in area than the first painting is printed on the one side; a transparent fourth acrylic plate attached to the other side of the second acrylic plate. A white image is printed on either one of the other side of the first painting printed on the first acrylic plate and the one side of the first painting printed on the second acrylic plate so as to cover the first painting. The second painting printed on the third acrylic plate overlaps the first painting printed on the first acrylic plate, and the third painting printed on the fourth acrylic plate overlaps the first painting printed on the second acrylic plate.

Advantages of the Invention

[0008] According to the present invention, acrylic plates can be laminated to give a sense of perspective to the painting.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0010] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7 based on preferred embodiments. The same or equivalent components and members shown in each drawing are denoted by the same reference numerals, and repeated explanations will be omitted as appropriate. In addition, the dimensions of the members in each drawing are appropriately enlarged or reduced for easy understanding. Also, some of the members that are not important for explaining the embodiments in each drawing are omitted from the display.

[0011] (Embodiment 1) FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the assembled product 100 according to Embodiment 1 as viewed from one side, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the assembled product 100 as viewed from the other side. The assembled product 100 includes a first acrylic plate 10, a second acrylic plate 20, a third acrylic plate 30, and a fourth acrylic plate 40, and has a laminated structure in which the main surfaces of these acrylic plates are bonded together with an adhesive. The first acrylic plate 10, the second acrylic plate 20, the third acrylic plate 30, and the fourth acrylic plate 40 are formed of a transparent acrylic material.

[0012] The first acrylic plate 10, the second acrylic plate 20, the third acrylic plate 30, and the fourth acrylic plate 40 are thin plate-shaped, for example, having a thickness of about 1 mm to 5 mm and an outer dimension (vertical and horizontal dimensions) of the plate surface of about 3 cm to 10 cm, but the thickness and the dimensions of the plate surface are not limited to these ranges. The assembled product 100 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 has through holes 50 at the outer edge. The assembled product 100 can be used as a key holder or the like by attaching a chain to the through holes 50 and attaching a double ring or the like to the tip of the chain.

[0013] In this specification, the "plate surface" of the acrylic plate refers to the main surface of the acrylic plate. Paintings are printed on the plate surfaces of the first acrylic plate 10, the second acrylic plate 20, the third acrylic plate 30, and the fourth acrylic plate 40, and the paintings can be appreciated from one side and the other side in the direction intersecting the plate surface. In the assembled product 100, the side shown in FIG. 1 is taken as one side, and the side shown in FIG. 2 is taken as the other side. For the assembled product 100, there is no need to specifically define the front side and the back side. Also, the direction intersecting the plate surface of the acrylic plate is the same as the stacking direction of each acrylic plate.

[0014] The first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20 are circular in shape, have the same outer dimensions, and completely overlap without protruding from each other. The third acrylic plate 30 and the fourth acrylic plate 40 are polygonal in shape and have the same shape. The outer dimensions of the third acrylic plate 30 and the fourth acrylic plate 40 are smaller than those of the first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20, and the whole is overlapping the first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20. The outer shapes of the first acrylic plate 10, the second acrylic plate 20, the third acrylic plate 30, and the fourth acrylic plate 40 are not limited to those shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, and may be elliptical, polygonal, or a shape including arbitrary curves.

[0015] A first painting 61 is printed on the first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20. The first painting 61 includes the sky, clouds, mountains, meadows, etc., and is expressed as a color image using multiple colors. The first painting 61 printed on the second acrylic plate 20 is a painting obtained by horizontally inverting the first painting 61 printed on the first acrylic plate 10.

[0016] The second painting 62 is printed on the third acrylic plate 30. The second painting 62 includes a torii gate, stairs, a sidewalk, etc. that are visually recognized in front of the first painting 61, and is expressed as a color image using a plurality of colors. The third painting 63 is printed on the fourth acrylic plate 40. The third painting 63 includes a torii gate, stairs, a sidewalk, etc. that are visually recognized in front of the first painting 61, and is expressed as a color image using a plurality of colors. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the third painting 63 is a painting obtained by horizontally flipping the second painting 62, but it may be a painting different from the second painting 62.

[0017] FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the assembled product 100. In FIG. 3, the white arrow means that it is printed, and the solid arrow means that it is attached by an adhesive. The first acrylic plate 10 is not printed on one side plate surface 11, and the first painting 61 is printed on the other side plate surface 12. From the other side of the first painting 61 printed on the plate surface 12, a white image 61a having the same size as the first painting 61 is printed so as to cover the first painting 61.

[0018] The second acrylic plate 20 has the first painting 61 flipped horizontally printed on one side plate surface 21 and is not printed on the other side plate surface 22. The second acrylic plate 20 printed with the first painting 61 is attached by an adhesive so that one side plate surface 21 contacts the other side plate surface 12 of the first acrylic plate 10.

[0019] For example, considering a case where the first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20 are placed flat on a printing machine and the first painting 61 is printed by nozzle spraying paint from above, it can be seen that by horizontally flipping the first painting 61 to be printed on the first acrylic plate 10 and the second acrylic plate 20, the objects drawn in both first paintings 61 can be overlapped.

[0020] The third acrylic plate 30 has no printing on one side plate surface 31, and the second painting 62 is printed on the other side plate surface 32. From the other side of the second painting 62 printed on the plate surface 32, a white image 62a of the same size as the second painting 62 is printed so as to cover the second painting 62. For example, the background may not be painted white in the part where the background is transparent, such as inside the torii. The third acrylic plate 30 on which the second painting 62 and the white image 62a are printed is attached by an adhesive so that the other side plate surface 32 contacts the one side plate surface 11 of the first acrylic plate 10.

[0021] The fourth acrylic plate 40 has the third painting 63 printed on one side plate surface 41 and no printing on the other side plate surface 42. From one side of the third painting 63 printed on the plate surface 41, a white image 63a of the same size as the third painting 63 is printed so as to cover the third painting 63. The fourth acrylic plate 40 on which the third painting 63 and the white image 63a are printed is attached by an adhesive so that the one side plate surface 41 contacts the other side plate surface 22 of the second acrylic plate 20.

[0022] When the assembled product 100 is viewed from one side, the visibility of the first painting 61 is improved because the white image 61a is printed on the other side of the first painting 61 printed on the first acrylic plate 10. Also, when the assembled product 100 is viewed from the other side, the visibility of the first painting 61 is improved because the white image 61a exists on one side of the first painting 61 printed on the second acrylic plate 20. In the assembled product 100, the white image 61a may be printed on either the other side of the first painting 61 printed on the first acrylic plate 10 or one side of the first painting 61 printed on the second acrylic plate 20.

[0023] If the white image 61a is not printed, the visibility of the first painting 61 may be reduced due to the reflection of the background or insufficient color development caused by light passing through the first painting 61.

[0024] In the assembled product 100, the second painting 62 printed on the third acrylic plate 30 is offset from the first painting 61 by the thickness of the first acrylic plate 10 and overlaps the first painting 61. Therefore, when viewed from one side, a sense of depth can be given such that the second painting 62 appears in front of the first painting 61.

[0025] Also, in the assembled product 100, the third painting 63 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 40 is offset from the first painting 61 by the thickness of the second acrylic plate 20 and overlaps the first painting 61. Therefore, when viewed from the other side, a sense of depth can be given such that the third painting 63 appears in front of the first painting 61.

[0026] In the assembled product 100, when viewed from one side, the visibility of the second painting 62 is improved because a white image 62a is printed on the other side of the second painting 62 printed on the third acrylic plate 30. Also, in the assembled product 100, when viewed from the other side, the visibility of the third painting 63 is improved because a white image 63a is printed on one side of the third painting 63 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 40.

[0027] In the assembled product 100, the third painting 63 may be a painting obtained by horizontally flipping the second painting 62. Thus, the user can appreciate paintings with the same motif but horizontally flipped from one side and the other side of the assembled product 100.

[0028] (Embodiment 2) FIG. 4 is a front view of the assembled product 200 according to Embodiment 2 as viewed from one side, and FIG. 5 is a rear view of the assembled product 200 as viewed from the other side. Similar to Embodiment 1, the assembled product 200 is configured by laminating four acrylic plates. When viewed from the one side shown in FIG. 4, mainly the first acrylic plate 110 and the third acrylic plate 130 can be seen, and when viewed from the other side shown in FIG. 5, mainly the second acrylic plate 120 and the fourth acrylic plate 140 can be seen.

[0029] The assembled product 200 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 has a mounting portion 52, and is an ornament called an acrylic stand or the like that can be inserted into a hole portion 55a provided in the center of a flat base 55 and placed on a tabletop or the like.

[0030] A first painting 71 is printed on the first acrylic plate 110 and the second acrylic plate 120. The first painting 71 includes, for example, a picture of a character or the like, and is expressed as a color image using a plurality of colors. The first painting 71 printed on the second acrylic plate 120 is a painting obtained by horizontally inverting the first painting 71 printed on the first acrylic plate 110. Further, a second painting 72 is printed on the first acrylic plate 110, and a third painting 73 is printed on the second acrylic plate 120.

[0031] The first acrylic 110 and the second acrylic plate 120 are cut out to a size that surrounds the first painting 71, the second painting 72, and the third painting 73. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the first acrylic 110 and the second acrylic plate 120 are cut out by an outer line connecting the outer contour lines L1, L2, and L3.

[0032] A second painting 72 is printed on the third acrylic plate 130. The second painting 72 includes, on one side, an animal (dog) or the like that is visually recognized in front of the first painting 71, and is expressed as a color image using a plurality of colors. A third painting 73 is printed on the fourth acrylic plate 140. The third painting 73 includes, on the other side, an animal (cat) or the like that is visually recognized in front of the first painting 71, and is expressed as a color image using a plurality of colors. The second painting 72 and the third painting 73 may be any object existing around the first painting 71, such as the animals shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, or may be an effect image for decorating the first painting 71.

[0033] In the assembled product 200, the second painting 72 and the third painting 73 partially overlap the first painting 71. In the examples shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, at the feet of the character in the first painting 71, the face parts of the animal (dog) in the second painting 72 and the animal (cat) in the third painting 73 overlap.

[0034] The third acrylic 130 is cut out to a size that surrounds the second painting 72. As shown in FIG. 4, the third acrylic 130 is cut out by the outer contour line L2 that surrounds the animal (dog) which is the second painting 72. The fourth acrylic 140 is cut out to a size that surrounds the third painting 73. As shown in FIG. 5, the fourth acrylic 140 is cut out by the outer contour line L3 that surrounds the animal (cat) which is the third painting 73.

[0035] FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the assembled product 200. In FIG. 6, the white arrows mean to be printed, and the solid arrows mean to be pasted by an adhesive. The first acrylic plate 110 has the second painting 72 printed on one side plate surface 111 and the first painting 71 printed on the other side plate surface 112. From the other side of the first painting 71 printed on the plate surface 112, a white image 71a of the same size as the first painting 71 is printed so as to cover the first painting 71.

[0036] The second acrylic plate 120 has the first painting 71 reversed left and right printed on one side plate surface 121 and the third painting 73 printed on the other side plate surface 122. The second acrylic plate 120 printed with the first painting 71 and the third painting 73 is pasted by an adhesive so that one side plate surface 121 contacts the other side plate surface 112 of the first acrylic plate 110.

[0037] The third acrylic plate 130 has no printing on one side plate surface 131 and the second painting 72 printed on the other side plate surface 132. From the other side of the second painting 72 printed on the plate surface 132, a white image 72a of the same size as the second painting 72 is printed so as to cover the second painting 72. For example, if there is a part where the background penetrates inside the second painting 72, the part where the penetration occurs may not be painted white.

[0038] The third acrylic plate 130 printed with the second painting 72 and the white image 72a is attached by an adhesive so that the other plate surface 132 contacts the plate surface 111 on one side of the first acrylic plate 110. The second painting 72 printed on the plate surface 111 on one side of the first acrylic plate 110 completely overlaps the second painting 72 and the white image 72a printed on the other plate surface 132 of the third acrylic plate 130.

[0039] The fourth acrylic plate 140 has the third painting 73 printed on one plate surface 141 and is not printed on the other plate surface 142. From one side of the third painting 73 printed on the plate surface 141, a white image 73a of the same size as the third painting 73 is printed so as to cover the third painting 73. The fourth acrylic plate 140 printed with the third painting 73 and the white image 73a is attached by an adhesive so that one plate surface 141 contacts the other plate surface 122 of the second acrylic plate 120. The third painting 73 printed on the other plate surface 122 of the second acrylic plate 120 completely overlaps the third painting 73 and the white image 73a printed on one plate surface 141 of the fourth acrylic plate 140.

[0040] When viewed from one side, the visibility of the first painting 71 is improved because the white image 71a is printed on the other side of the first painting 71 printed on the first acrylic plate 110 in the assembled product 200. Also, when viewed from the other side, the visibility of the first painting 71 is improved because the white image 71a exists on one side of the first painting 71 printed on the second acrylic plate 120 in the assembled product 200. In the assembled product 200, the white image 71a may be printed on either the other side of the first painting 71 printed on the first acrylic plate 110 or one side of the first painting 71 printed on the second acrylic plate 120.

[0041] If the white image 71a is not printed, the visibility of the first painting 71 may be reduced due to the reflection of the background or insufficient color development caused by light passing through the first painting 71.

[0042] In the assembled product 200, since the second painting 72 printed on the third acrylic plate 130 is offset from the first painting 71 by the thickness of the first acrylic plate 110 and partially overlaps the first painting 71, when viewed from one side, a sense of depth can be given such that the second painting 72 appears in front of the first painting 71. Also, when viewed from the other side of the assembled product 200, the second painting 72 printed on the first acrylic plate 110 is offset from the first painting 71 by the thickness of the first acrylic plate 110 and partially overlaps the first painting 71, and there is a portion hidden by the first painting 71, so a sense of depth can be given such that the second painting 72 appears behind the first painting 71.

[0043] Moreover, in the assembled product 200, since the third painting 73 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 140 is offset from the first painting 71 by the thickness of the second acrylic plate 120 and overlaps the first painting 71, when viewed from the other side, a sense of depth can be given such that the third painting 73 appears in front of the first painting 71. Also, when viewed from one side of the assembled product 200, the third painting 73 printed on the second acrylic plate 120 is offset from the first painting 71 by the thickness of the second acrylic plate 120 and partially overlaps the first painting 71, and there is a portion hidden by the first painting 71, so a sense of depth can be given such that the third painting 73 appears behind the first painting 71.

[0044] Overall, when viewed from one side, the assembled product 200 can give a sense of depth such that for the character in the first painting 71, the animal (dog) in the second painting 72 is in the foreground and the animal (cat) in the third painting 73 is in the background. Also, when viewed from the other side, the assembled product 200 can give a sense of depth such that for the character in the first painting 71, the animal (dog) in the second painting 72 is in the background and the animal (cat) in the third painting 73 is in the foreground.

[0045] In the assembled product 200, a white image 72a is printed on the other side of the second painting 72 printed on the third acrylic plate 130, so that the visibility of the second painting 62 when viewed from one side and the other side is improved. In the assembled product 200, the white image 72a may be printed on either the other side of the second painting 72 printed on the third acrylic plate 130 or one side of the second painting 72 printed on the first acrylic plate 110.

[0046] In the assembled product 200, a white image 73a is printed on one side of the third painting 73 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 140, so that the visibility of the third painting 73 when viewed from one side and the other side is improved. In the assembled product 200, the white image 73a may be printed on either one side of the third painting 73 printed on the fourth acrylic plate 140 or the other side of the third painting 73 printed on the second acrylic plate 120.

[0047] Figs. 7(a) and 7(b) are side views of the lower part of the assembled product 200. As shown in Fig. 7(a), the mounting portion 52 may be provided on both the first acrylic plate 110 and the second acrylic plate 120 and attached by adhesion. As shown in Fig. 7(b), the mounting portion 52 may be provided only on the first acrylic plate 110, or further may be provided only on the second acrylic plate 120.

[0048] The embodiments of the present invention have been described above. These embodiments are illustrative, and it is understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications and changes are possible within the scope of the utility model registration claims of the present invention, and such modified examples and changes are also within the scope of the utility model registration claims of the present invention. Therefore, the descriptions and drawings in this specification should be treated as illustrative rather than restrictive.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0049] 10, 110 First acrylic plate, 20, 120 Second acrylic plate, 30, 130 Third acrylic plate, 40, 140 Fourth acrylic plate, 61, 71 the first painting, 62, 72 the second painting, 63, 73 the third painting, 61a, 62a, 63a white images, 71a, 72a, 73a white images, 100, 200 assemblies.

Claims

1. In an assembly in which a plurality of transparent acrylic plates are laminated so that a picture printed on the plate surface can be viewed from one side and the other side in a direction intersecting the plate surface, a transparent first acrylic plate having a first picture printed on the other side; A transparent second acrylic plate is attached to the other side of the first acrylic plate, and the first picture is printed on one side of the first acrylic plate in a mirror-inverted manner so as to completely overlap the first picture printed on the first acrylic plate. a transparent third acrylic plate having a second picture printed on the other side thereof, the second picture being smaller in area than the first picture, and attached to the one side of the first acrylic plate; a transparent fourth acrylic plate having a third picture printed on one side thereof and having an area smaller than that of the first picture, and attached to the other side of the second acrylic plate; Equipped with A white image is printed on either the other side of the first picture printed on the first acrylic plate or the one side of the first picture printed on the second acrylic plate so as to cover the first picture; The second picture printed on the third acrylic plate is overlapped with the first picture printed on the first acrylic plate, The third picture printed on the fourth acrylic sheet overlies the first picture printed on the second acrylic sheet.

2. 2. The assembly of claim 1, wherein a white image is printed on the other side of the second picture printed on the third acrylic plate so as to cover the second picture.

3. 3. The assembly of claim 2, wherein a white image is printed on said one side of said third picture printed on said fourth acrylic plate so as to cover said third picture.

4. 4. The assembly of claim 3, wherein the third picture is a mirror image of the second picture.

5. The second picture printed on the third acrylic plate partially overlaps the first picture printed on the first acrylic plate; The second picture is printed on the one side of the first acrylic plate in a left-right inverted manner so as to completely overlap the second picture printed on the third acrylic plate, 2. The assembly of claim 1, wherein a white image is printed on either one of the side of the second picture printed on the first acrylic plate and the other side of the second picture printed on the third acrylic plate so as to cover the second picture.

6. The third picture printed on the fourth acrylic plate partially overlaps the first picture printed on the second acrylic plate; The third picture is printed on the other side of the second acrylic plate in a left-right inverted manner so as to entirely overlap the third picture printed on the fourth acrylic plate, The assembly of claim 5, wherein a white image is printed on either the other side of the third picture printed on the second acrylic plate or the one side of the third picture printed on the fourth acrylic plate so as to cover the third picture.

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