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US 10,828,931 B2Granted
Three-dimensional visual representations
OwnerGalit Eizmaninventor
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Abstract
The present invention comprises a novel three-dimensional visual representation on the surface of an object formed by applying liquid nail polish or a solvent to polystyrene foam or any suitable polymer foam using well-known techniques. The products of the present invention have applications in venues including arts and crafts, topographic map-making, construction and household uses.
Claims5
A method of preparing a cellular object, comprising:
- an outer surface;
- an inner volume;
- said outer surface comprising an arrangement of indentations present at a depth of from about 10 mils to about 500 mils;
- where said indentations extend into said inner volume;
- and said arrangement present in the form of a predetermined pattern, wherein said object further comprises a plaque comprising the steps of:
- a. providing a polystyrene plaque,
- b. selecting a solvent,
- c. applying the solvent onto the outer surface of the plaque, in a predetermined sequence and in a predetermined pattern, and;
- d. allowing a nail polish to penetrate the plaque and to dry.
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