Modified vision artist's glasses
OwnerS. Grant Hughesinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
Artist's eyeglasses having a clear section in the lens and a diffused section in the same lens suited for viewing an object to be painted or drawn through the diffused section and seeing that object in its most basic shape, shifting one's gaze away from the object to the painting medium (canvas) and simultaneously shifting one's eyes to the clear section while the basic shape is fresh in the mind, and transferring that basic shape onto canvass. The glasses also have adjustable shading and lighting shields over the frame and temple arms to permit the artist to vary the shading and lighting at the point of perception as best suited for artistic needs and purposes.
Claims17
Modified vision artist glasses for use by an artist in viewing an object to be painted, said glasses comprising
- an eyeglass frame having a first side, a second side, and a top;
- a retaining means attached to said frame;
- at least one lens attached to said frame, said lens further comprising at least two sections, a first section being substantially diffused yet not blocked to thereby permit objects beyond to be seen in their entirety and a second section being substantially clear,
- whereby when viewing an object through the diffused section, an artist sees the object in its most basic form, without definition and detail, and, while fresh in the artist's mind, the artist shifts view to a painting medium, such as a canvass, and simultaneously views the canvass through the clear section, thereby transferring the object as modified onto the canvass.
Modified vision artist glasses for use by an artist in viewing an object to be painted, said glasses comprising
- an eyeglass frame having a first side, a second side, and a top;
- a retaining means attached to said frame, said retaining means comprising an attaching device having at least one retaining clip, said retaining clip having an open end and a closed end, each in biased cooperation with one another, said closed end being attached to said frame and further having a protrusion which when said protrusion is engaged causes the open end to open and permit insertion of said attaching device onto an object such that said frame will be securely held onto said object thereby;
- at least one lens attached to said frame, said lens further comprising at least two sections, a first section being substantially diffused yet not blocked to thereby permit objects beyond to be seen in their entirety and a second section being substantially clear,
- whereby when viewing an object through the diffused section, an artist sees the object in its most basic form, without definition and detail, and, while fresh in the artist's mind, the artist shifts view to a painting medium, such as a canvass, and simultaneously views the canvass through the clear section, thereby transferring the object as modified onto the canvass.
Modified vision artist glasses for use by an artist in viewing an object to be painted, said glasses comprising
- an eyeglass frame having a first side, a second side, and a top;
- a retaining means attached to said frame, said retaining means comprising an attachment device having at least one retaining pin, said retaining pin having a first portion connected to said frame and a second portion extending therefrom, said second portion further having a biased opening into which an object may be inserted and said frame may be securely held onto said object thereby;
- at least one lens attached to said frame, said lens further comprising at least two sections, a first section being substantially diffused yet not blocked to thereby permit objects beyond to be seen in their entirety and a second section being substantially clear,
- whereby when viewing an object through the diffused section, an artist sees the object in its most basic form, without definition and detail, and, while fresh in the artist's mind, the artist shifts view to a painting medium, such as a canvass, and simultaneously views the canvass through the clear section, thereby transferring the object as modified onto the canvass.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.