Acrylic paint monotype artwork
OwnerIrving Joseph Zirkerinventor
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Abstract
An artwork is made on a surface of a matrix or plate with acrylic paint and then allowing the paint to dry. A layer of a backing material adhesive, such as an acrylic gel, is next applied to the acrylic layer and a backing material (such as paper or cloth) is placed upon the gel, and the wet gel is then allowed to dry. The dry artwork is then removed from the matrix. The invention allows the inclusion within a single image of other media (wet or dry), such as paper, fabric, dry acrylic elements, watercolor, waterbase crayons and pencils, felt pens, waterbase inks, water mixable oil paints, oil pastels and oil paint sticks because of the bonding abilities of acrylics.
Claims18
An artwork comprising:
- a frontally disposed first layer at least partially composed of an acrylic paint material, said first layer having a front surface that was formed in contact with a surface of a matrix, wherein said front surface of said first layer was allowed to dry in contact with said surface of said matrix and subsequently removed from said surface of said matrix;
- a backing material adhesion layer being composed of an acrylic material and being formed proximate a rear surface of said first layer;
- a backing material being adhered to said backing material adhesion layer.
An artwork comprising:
- a frontally disposed first layer at least partially composed of an acrylic paint material, said first layer having a front surface that was formed in contact with a surface of a matrix and a rear surface, and wherein said front surface of said first layer was allowed to dry in contact with said surface of said matrix;
- one or more further layers of acrylic material being disposed upon said rear surface of said first layer;
- a backing material adhesion layer being composed of an acrylic material and being formed upon said one or more further layers;
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- a backing material being adhered to said backing material adhesion layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.