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US 2026/0145459 A1Published application
Artistic Embedding of Spherical Objects in Epoxy Resin for Decorative and Functional Displays
OwnerJake Chen, Olivia Cheninventors
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Abstract
A method for creating spherical object-based epoxy artwork using golf balls, ping pong balls, or similar spherical items arranged into a predetermined design. The objects are adhered to a surface and encapsulated in epoxy resin, which may include mixed media elements such as diamond dust, glitter, dried flowers, fabric, foil, branding components, or symbolic items. Once cured, the resin forms a durable, glossy, and rigid structure that preserves both texture and visibility. The final product may be mounted or framed for display purposes.
Claims1
A method of creating golf ball epoxy artwork, comprising:
- arranging a plurality of spherical objects, including golf balls, ping pong balls, or similar items, into a predetermined design;
- securing the spherical objects onto a substrate;
- applying an epoxy resin to encapsulate and permanently bond the objects to form the artwork;
- and allowing the epoxy resin to cure to produce a durable, rigid, glossy, and displayable piece of art, wherein the epoxy resin may be colored with pigments to enhance visual appeal.
- A. The method of claim 1, further comprising incorporating mixed media, including but not limited to diamond dust, glitter, dried flowers, fabric, paint, foil, natural materials, synthetic objects, paper, branding elements, or other decorative or symbolic items, into or onto the epoxy layer or the spherical objects themselves.
- B. The method of claim 1, wherein the substrate provides a display-ready format including an optional frame, mounting mechanism, or backing support.
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