Method for generating three-dimensional artwork
AssigneeBassett Wood's Studio's LLC
InventorJames F. Bassett
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Abstract
A method of generating an enhanced visual three-dimensional visual effect to wood sculptures. The includes boiling laminated wood formed into a shape until the plurality of lamination layers physically separate so that the separate lamination layers may be independently pressed. After the separate lamination layers are dried, they can be adhered to each other to reconstitute the formed shape thereby affording the enhanced visual three-dimensional visual effect.
Claims10
A method of producing three-dimensional artwork, the method comprising:
- forming a laminated wood into a shape;
- boiling the shape until a plurality of laminated layers of the laminated wood physically separate from each other;
- and
- adhering the plurality of laminated layers into a replica of the shape.
A method of producing a three-dimensional wood sculpture, the method comprising:
- forming a laminated wood into a shape;
- boiling the shape until a plurality of laminated layers of the laminated wood physically separate from each other;
- and
- adhering the plurality of laminated layers into a replica of the shape in the form of the three-dimensional wood sculpture.
A three-dimensional visual artistic work comprising:
- a first layer of wood;
- and
- a second layer of wood adhered to the first layer of wood, wherein the first and second layers of wood were physically separated, through a boiling process, from a unitary laminated piece of wood.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.