A watercolor paint can with separate compartments for clean and dirty water, and a brush wipe area.

Abstract

The invention relates to a watercolor can comprising a main body (1), a lid (2) attached to the main body via hinges (7), and a closing latch (6). The main body contains a total of six compartments (8) arranged in a 2×3 configuration. Each compartment contains a paint compartment (3), a dirty water compartment (4), and a clean water compartment (5), separated by partition walls. Two rounded projections in the form of a table extend from the two partition walls forming the inner corner of the dirty water compartment. A gap is left between the lower surfaces of the projections and the base of the dirty water compartment. The brush scraping gap (9) between the opposite edges of the projections contains an opening for the brush to enter and is open downwards along the thickness of the table. The liquid scraped by the contact of the brush bristles with the opposite edges passes through the gap and reaches the dirty water compartment.

Description

1 TARIFF FEATURING CLEAN AND DIRTY WATER SECTIONS AND A BRUSH SCRAPING RANGE. watercolor box Technological Field: The invention relates to paint cans used in watercolor painting. Specifically, the invention concerns two 5 Each of the six compartments, arranged in rows and three columns, contains paint, clean water, and dirty water. It has sections; in the inner corner of the dirty water section, two sections extending from the partition walls with a watercolor can featuring a downward-opening brush stripping gap between rounded protrusions It is related. State of the Art: 10 In watercolor painting, paints of different colors are kept in separate compartments. Boxes are used. The brush is wet, the paint is cleaned off it, and the excess liquid is removed. Water containers are used next to the paint can to remove it. Cleaning Using the same water for brushes that come into contact with different colors can lead to water pollution and this Reusing water can cause colors to leach into each other. 15 Devices containing paint and mixing sections along with water reservoirs, and brushes. Cleaning containers are also known. Excess liquid from the brush can be drained onto the edge of the container or placed there for this purpose. They can be removed by contact with the created stripping surfaces. In these devices... the arrangement of water sections, the shape of the scraping surface, and the area reached by the scraped liquid, usage These are structural properties that affect the contamination of clean water and paint during the process. 20 In this context, clean and dirty water should be kept in separate compartments for each paint bucket, and the brush should be cleaned accordingly. the removal of excess fluid within the same eye and the discharge of the removed fluid into the dirty water section A watercolor paint can arrangement is needed that allows the paint to pass through. Purpose of the Invention: The purpose of the invention is to provide 25 liters of clean water and dirty water for each paint container in watercolor painting. keep them in separate sections, wipe off any excess liquid from the brush within the same eye, and the wiped-off area... The goal is to develop a watercolor paint can that allows the liquid to pass into the dirty water compartment. For this purpose, a total of six are arranged in two rows and three columns within the main body. Each eye contains compartments for pigment, clean water, and dirty water. Thus, each pigment compartment... By offering separate water sections that can be used together with the section, 30% of shared water usage is eliminated. The aim is to reduce the resulting color transfer. To remove excess liquid from the brush, there is a compartment in the inner corner of the dirty water section. a brush stripping gap between two rounded projections extending from its walls toward this section It has been created. There is a gap under the protrusions and the stripping gap is the table thickness. 2 Thanks to its downward opening along its length, the brush bristles scrape off by contact with opposite edges. The aim is for the liquid to pass into the dirty water section. Figures: Four figures will be used in the description of the invention; these are: Figure 1. General perspective view of the watercolor paint can with the lid open. 5 Figure 2. Top view of the watercolor paint can with the lid closed. Figure 3 shows the paint section, dirty water section, clean water section, and brush wipe gap of an eye. showing the top view. Figure 4 shows the rounded protrusions at the corner of the dirty water compartment and the brush between them. Partial perspective detail view showing the stripping gap. 10 References: 1. Main body 2. Cover 3. Paint section 4. Dirty water section 15 5. Clean water section 6. Closing latch 7. Hinge 8th Eye 9. Brush scraping interval 20 Description of the Invention: The invention is a watercolor paint can containing compartments for clean and dirty water, and a brush scraping gap. Watercolor can; a main body (1), a hinge (7) attached to the main body (1) lid (2) and a closing latch (6) which keeps the lid (2) in the closed position. It includes. 25 The total in the main body (1) will be arranged in a 2×3 layout, forming two rows and three columns. There are six eyes (8). Each eye (8) is separated from the other by partition walls. The paint section (3) includes a dirty water section (4) and a clean water section (5). water for holding the paint, clean water section (5) water for wetting or rinsing the brush the dirty water section (4) is for cleaning the brush and the scraped liquid 30 It is dedicated to collecting. In each compartment (8), a partition wall separates the dirty water compartment (4) from the clean water compartment (5). two in the inner corner where the partition wall separating the dirty water section (4) from the paint section (3) meets 3 There is a rounded protrusion. One of the protrusions is on the partition walls in question. One of them extends from the other partition wall into the dirty water section (4). The projections are in the form of a table and between their lower surfaces and the base of the dirty water section (4) There is a gap. A brush scraping gap (9) between the opposite edges of the two protrusions. This gap is formed by an open mouth 5 through the dirty water section (4) to the brush inlet. It includes and is open downwards along the thickness of the table. When the brush bristles are drawn inwards through the brush scraping gap (9) from the open mouth, The bristles come into contact with opposite edges of the protrusions. Through this contact, the liquid that is scraped off the brush bristles flows into the gap. It passes through the bottom opening and reaches the dirty water section (4). Thus, in each eye (8), the paint and water are separated. By holding it in sections and removing excess liquid from the brush, 10 pieces of the same structure are combined. It has been brought.

Claims

4 REQUESTS 1. A main body (1), a cover (2) which is attached to the main body (1) via hinges (7) and a watercolor paint with a closing latch (6) which keeps the cap (2) in the closed position It has a box, and its features are: - 5 arranged in a 2×3 layout to form two rows and three columns within the main body (1). having a total of six eyes (8), - each of the said eyes (8) has a paint section separated from each other by partition walls. (3) includes a dirty water section (4) and a clean water section (5), - each compartment (8) is separated from the clean water compartment (5) by a partition wall, which separates the dirty water compartment (4) from the clean water compartment. In the inner corner where the partition wall separating the water section (4) from the paint section (3) meets, one of them is word 10 The subject is the dirty water section from one of the partition walls and from the other partition wall (4) the presence of two rounded protrusions extending inwards, - gap between the lower surfaces of the protrusions and the bottom of the dirty water section (4) to be formed in the shape of a table and - between the opposite edges of the two protrusions, open to the brush inlet through the dirty water section (4) 15 a mouth, open downwards along the thickness of the protrusions, and facing each other with brush bristles a brush that allows the liquid scraped off by contact with the edges to pass into the dirty water section (4) underneath. It is characterized by the presence of a stripping gap (9).

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