JPS623000B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The purpose of this invention is to provide a ceramic panel that has a touch similar to that of an oil painting, and is particularly intended to provide an inexpensive painting panel that is full of mass and is semi-permanent and free from the risk of browning. That is.

However, conventional decorative materials using ceramic materials of this type were generally made by drawing a pattern on the surface of the fired product, such as decorative tiles, and then glazing it, which required a lot of time and effort for molding. Despite this, it has been difficult to provide firing products that are thin or wide. In particular, when the thickness is made thinner and wider, molding distortion is induced in the fired product, making it difficult to achieve flat surface properties as a decorative material.

Moreover, in such previous cases, due to the surface treatment, the tiles were made of glass-like flat tiles, and it was hard to avoid the impression that they were a step ahead in terms of decoration.

The method for forming a picture panel according to the present invention was devised especially in view of the inconveniences in the prior art, and it makes effective use of the ceramic paper used for firing, and also uses gauze on the decorative surface. By using a base as a base material, it is possible to provide a relatively large-sized panel material with a decorative surface completely resembling an oil painting. The panel materials provided using this method have a mixture of the massiness unique to oil paintings and the massiness unique to ceramics, making them unique, especially historical materials that have been preserved for many years. It gives the painting a unique look and gives it a classical sense of weight. A fabric soaked in muddy clay is stretched onto the clay surface, and this is dried to form an original plate for painting.Then, the surface of the original fabric is appropriately decorated and then fired or glazed. In view of the fact that the molding is done by firing, the following specific molding method and considerable equivalent means accompanying these examples are planned.

Hereinafter, a typical method of forming a ceramic painting panel according to the present invention will be explained with reference to the attached drawings.
First, water was added to one side of the prepared porcelain paper to moisten it, and a weak, so-called soft mud-like clay 2 containing a particularly high amount of moisture was applied onto the first side of the porcelain paper. It is something. It should be noted that the coating thickness of this clay 2 does not necessarily have to be thick or uniform, but it is sufficient to apply it according to each person's taste, and it can be used for the following processing. In this case, these painted clays 2 provide the created painting surface with the same kind of sense of mass as the applied oil paint.

Next, a gauze fabric 3 dipped in muddy clay is stretched over the two coated muddy clay surfaces, and the gauze fabric 3 basically has a texture. The yarn is impregnated with muddy water and the required mud is also retained within the fabric, which is similar to clay 2.
It is attached almost integrally to the surface.

In attaching the gauze fabric 3, the gauze fabric 3
In principle, the woven threads that make up the fabric are floating on the two clay surfaces, and the water contained between the woven threads is floating, and when this is dried, the surface of the fabric is A canvas-like panel with blinding eyes was created.

Each person uses a pigment-based coloring tool such as a poster color on the panel surface provided in this way to create the desired decoration, and there are no particular restrictions on this painting method. It is something. In addition, when it comes to special glazes and raster finishes that create cracks in the glaze or precipitate crystals, it goes without saying that the coloring is done in anticipation of such a finished surface. It is.

Note that glazes made at relatively low glazing temperatures can be colored with spinel pigments or other particularly stable pigments. In addition, especially when firing at a high temperature to resemble porcelain, coloring with cobalt oxide, chromium oxide, iron oxide, etc. is planned.

In this article, panel materials with picture surfaces provided using normal painting methods were fired either directly or with glaze applied, and these firing methods and further surface decorations were used. The reglazing and firing methods were selected depending on the desired decorative panel material.

The method of forming a ceramic painting panel according to the present invention utilizes the characteristic structure mentioned above, in particular ceramic paper, and simply attaches gauze fabric 3 on one side of the ceramic paper to create a canvas-like shape. It is extremely simple and inexpensive because it is possible to construct a panel master plate, it is possible to apply the painting using the normal painting method, and it is possible to create the ceramic plate using the normal firing method. We were able to provide a painting panel that resembles an oil painting and is full of taste and quality.

In particular, when the attached gauze fabric 3 is fired, the weaving threads themselves are heated and erased, and threads corresponding to the weaving threads are formed on the constituent canvas-like panel surface, and moisture contained between the weaving threads is doubled. The texture of the gauze fabric 3 was made to stand out by molding and drying the panel material in the same state, and the thickness of the clay 2 used as the base was made random, creating an appearance that looked as if it had been coated with oil paint. Because of the shape, we were able to create a panel material that has the mass, patina, and weight of an oil painting, which is commonly seen as a vintage piece.

Furthermore, since the panel according to the present invention is made of ceramic material, it has excellent weather resistance properties, and is suitable for semi-permanent preservation of created paintings, and can be placed in a picture frame or the like. For this reason, it is said to be an oil painting-like painting with a pale old color.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 are cross-sectional views showing the forming of a ceramic painting panel according to the present invention. In the figure, 1... shows the ceramic plate, 2... shows the clay, and 3... shows the gauze fabric.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A soft mud-like clay is applied on a porcelain paper surface, and a fabric soaked in the muddy clay is stretched onto the applied clay surface, and this is dried. A method for forming a ceramic painting panel, which comprises forming an original plate for painting, and then applying appropriate painting on the surface of the original cloth and firing it with bisque or glaze. 2. A method for forming a ceramic painting panel according to claim 1, wherein the fabric is a gauze fabric. 3. The method for forming a ceramic painting panel according to claim 1, characterized in that the glaze is a colored glaze or a special glaze.