Method to create 3-dimensional images from a 2-dimensional image
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1. A method of creating 3-dimensional images from a 2-dimensional image comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a 2-dimensional artwork;
b) making a plurality of copies of said 2-dimensional artwork;
c) providing a background color mat board;
d) cutting said mat board to a desired size with a blade;
e) locating the center of the mat board and said plurality of copies by measuring top to bottom and left to right or corner to corner;
f) marking the center of said mat board and said plurality of copies by placing cross marks on the center using a pencil and centering said 3-dimensional images;
g) providing at least 2 inches of clearance on all edges of said mat board when centering said 3-dimensional image;
h) providing various colored papers for various layers in said 3-dimensional image;
i) placing said colored paper behind each of said plurality of copies;
cutting specific shaped pieces simultaneously into both said colored paper and said copy using said blade;
forming a plurality of stencils with shaped opening from said plurality of copies; and
a plurality of cut colored pieces from said plurality of colored papers;
j) aligning said cross marks on said stencil to said cross mark on said mat board;
k) inserting and adhering said cut colored pieces into said opening in said stencil on said mat board in progress based on a farthest image in said 2-dimensional artwork and working forward to images that appeared in the front;
l) removing said stencil after said cut colored piece is adhered to said mat board; and
m) erasing all said cross marks with a kneaded eraser.
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Abstract
This is a method to create 3-dimensional images from a 2-dimensional image. This Method utilizes various pieces of paper produced within the process and a method of attachment all together with layering and spacing in 3-dimensions to create a final piece of artwork which is 3-dimensional. Among other uses the end product of this method can be used as a free standing work of art which can be matted and framed and placed either hanging or attached to a wall or other surface or placed on an easel or other tripod mechanism for free standing on a table or floor or other surface.
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1. A method of creating 3-dimensional images from a 2-dimensional image comprising the steps of:
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a) providing a 2-dimensional artwork; b) making a plurality of copies of said 2-dimensional artwork; c) providing a background color mat board; d) cutting said mat board to a desired size with a blade; e) locating the center of the mat board and said plurality of copies by measuring top to bottom and left to right or corner to corner; f) marking the center of said mat board and said plurality of copies by placing cross marks on the center using a pencil and centering said 3-dimensional images; g) providing at least 2 inches of clearance on all edges of said mat board when centering said 3-dimensional image; h) providing various colored papers for various layers in said 3-dimensional image; i) placing said colored paper behind each of said plurality of copies;
cutting specific shaped pieces simultaneously into both said colored paper and said copy using said blade;
forming a plurality of stencils with shaped opening from said plurality of copies; and
a plurality of cut colored pieces from said plurality of colored papers;j) aligning said cross marks on said stencil to said cross mark on said mat board; k) inserting and adhering said cut colored pieces into said opening in said stencil on said mat board in progress based on a farthest image in said 2-dimensional artwork and working forward to images that appeared in the front; l) removing said stencil after said cut colored piece is adhered to said mat board; and m) erasing all said cross marks with a kneaded eraser. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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Current AssigneeRalph Sutton
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Original AssigneeRalph Sutton
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InventorsSutton, Ralph
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Primary Examiner(s)Tucker; Philip C
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Assistant Examiner(s)Chan; Sing P
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Application NumberUS11/690,599Publication NumberTime in Patent Office1,096 DaysField of Search156/250, 156/256, 156/258, 156/267, 156/277, 283/94, 283/107, 283/109, 283/904, 401/240.1, 408/00, 838/69, 83/25, 83/29, 83/40, 831/67US Class Current156/250CPC Class CodesB44C 3/025 Superimposing layers to pro...Y10S 283/904 Credit cardY10T 156/1052 with cutting, punching, tea...Y10T 156/1062 Prior to assemblyY10T 156/1066 Cutting to shape joining ed...Y10T 156/1074 Separate cutting of separat...Y10T 156/1075 of plural laminae from sing...Y10T 156/1077 Applying plural cut laminae...Y10T 156/108 Flash, trim or excess removalY10T 83/0259 Edge trimming [e.g., chamfe...Y10T 83/0457 By retaining or reinserting...Y10T 83/0476 Including stacking of plura...Y10T 83/0529 Blanking and cuttingY10T 83/222 With receptacle or support ...
