Method of producing a decorative effect on planar surfaces and articles produced thereby
OwnerStephen J. Pizur, Sr.inventor
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A method is disclosed for producing a decorative and artistic effect on a flat surface, preferably a clear, flat surface, by brushing or spraying a colored coating material, such as paint thereon, placing a sheet of flexible film on the coated surface, pressing in place until the coating dries, and then removing the film to leave a decorative patterned coating. The resultant monoprint can be used as a room divider, lamp shade, window presenting the effect of stained glass, or for other purposes. When a clear, flat surface is used, the monoprint formed can be sprayed with a contrasting color and arranged to present the uncoated side for viewing in use. The flexible film can optionally be initially distorted by application of heat, creasing, or otherwise to produce variations in the decorative or artistic effect. When two flat surfaces are coated by application to opposite surfaces of flexible film, a decorative laminated structure is created for use as a window, screen wall, lamp shade, or in any suitable opening for partial transmission of light. Articles produced by this method are also encompassed within the invention.
A method for producing a decorative patterned coating on a rigid planar material comprising the following steps:
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