Display and method of making thereof
OwnerThomas Cohlmiainventor
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The present invention provides a display and method of making thereof that can comprise comprising fragmenting a first image into a plurality of individual first image fragments, fragmenting a second image into a plurality of individual second image fragments, and positioning the first image fragments and the second image fragments at locations and at orientations in a three dimensional space to form a display having the first image visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image visible when the display is viewed in other directions. The invention also envisions a kit for making a display and a method for making an advertisement where two images can be viewed from two directions and not from any other direction.
A method of making a display, comprising fragmenting a first image into a plurality of individual first image fragments, fragmenting a second image into a plurality of individual second image fragments, and positioning the first image fragments and the second image fragments at locations and at orientations in a three dimensional space to form a display having the first image visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image visible when the display is viewed in other directions.
A method of making a display, comprising projecting a first image and a second image into a three dimensional space to be occupied by the display so that the first image and the second image intersect in the space, and removing fragments from the projecting first and second images until the minimum number of fragments remains to form the first and second images in a display having the first and second images are visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image visible when the display is viewed in other directions.
A method of making a display, comprising fragmenting a first image into a plurality of first image fragments, fragmenting a second image into a plurality of second image fragments, projecting the first image and the second image into a three dimensional space to be occupied by the display so that the first image and the second image intersect in the space and provide fragment locations for the first image fragments and the second image fragments, and positioning the first image fragments and second image fragments at the locations and at orientations in the space to form a display having the first image visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image visible when the display is viewed in other directions.
A display, comprising a plurality of first image fragments of a first image and a plurality of second image fragments of a second image wherein the first image fragments and second fragments are disposed at such spaced apart fragment locations in a three dimensional space that the first image is visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image is visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image is visible when the display is viewed in other directions.
A kit for making a three dimensional display comprising a plurality of fragments of a first image fragments of a first image, a plurality of second image fragments of a second image, a plurality of support members on which the first and second image fragments are positioned, and instructions for arranging the first and second image fragments until the display is formed having the first image is visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image is visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image is visible when the display is viewed in other directions.
A method of displaying an advertisement comprising providing an advertising display having a first and second image where the first image is visible when the display is viewed in one direction, the second image is visible when the display is viewed in a different direction, and neither the first image nor the second image visible when the display is viewed in other directions, and positioning the advertising display at a location where the public can view the display in a plurality of directions that include said one direction and said different direction.
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