DE3423189A1 - Painting palette in wave form - Google Patents

Abstract

The painting palette in wave form is a palette which, as a result of two-part mixing compartments formed by wave-shaped formation and partitions, makes full use of the surface area, and a utensil holder, in which the necessary utensils are accommodated and are easy to find, this permitting a fluent painting process and encouraging large-scale painting. The unused paint can be reused. The wave-like painting palette makes numerous "auxiliary palettes" superfluous and is suitable for studio and travelling use.

Description

Wavy paint palette

DESCRIPTION Wave-like painting palette The invention relates to a Mal pallet according to the preamble of claim 1.

There are Maloalettes in various designs known and in books Described about paints that can be classified into two groups: a) Paints palettes with depressions in different shapes (circle, rectangle, polygon) often on the The palette in which the colors are mixed is scattered.

Disadvantage: the indentations are not sufficient for flat, wide ones Brushes and for larger amounts of paint and are difficult to clean.

b) Maloaletten, where the departments for the tube color on the edge are arranged on the pallet and in which the middle area serves as a mixing surface.

Disadvantages: colors arranged close together and a common mixing area cause contamination of paints and mixtures, mixing of larger amounts of paint and use of wide brushes made difficult.

In order to remedy the disadvantages mentioned, the painters complete the range with bowls, saucers, bowls, dinner plates. When painting in large format, it serves often a serving tray as a pallet.

(Wendon Blake: round course watercolor painting, Otto Maier Verlag, p. 9; Wendon Blake: Water landscapes in acrylic, Otto Maier Verlag, p. 6; Arthur L. Guptil: Painting with watercolors, Bauverlag, pp. 15 - 19; John Pike: Painting with watercolors, Hörnemann Verlag, p. 59) The object of the present invention is to to create a palette that allows a fluid painting process, with both sufficient pure color and mixture, as well as the necessary utensils always are available and make additional "supplementary pallets" superfluous. aside from that the squeezed out tube paint should be separated from the surfaces to be cleaned.

The object is defined by the characterizing features of the claims 1 - 3 solved. The advantages achieved with the invention are as follows: The mixing compartments are wave-like, with an upper continuous surface on the one hand, the pure tube color absorbs, which must always be available during the work, and on the other hand deepening, in which, due to the inclined surfaces, the color collects in the middle and equally distributed. This makes painting with a small round brush and possible with a wide flat brush. The color mixes in the wells are easy to correct by adding pure tube color from the upper surfaces.

The desired mixture can be achieved quickly and evenly. the The upper edges of the partition walls are suitable for pressing out the brush, ug the mishandling or. the amount of work to be left to the painting process. The wide compartments with sloping surfaces are Suitable for both smaller and larger mixing quantities. The rounded ones Surfaces can easily be cleaned with a sponge or cloth, with the outer surface Color in the upper area is available for the next process. Since the Shafts or mixing departments use the entire surface of the pallet, one can use a accommodate a larger number of departments without oversizing the pallet will.

The large number of departments allows each color to have its own Space and the colors can be arranged systematically. When painting with water and acrylic paints, time plays an important role as certain processes of the The degree of humidity of the paper. The container that serves as a stand has enough space to accommodate the necessary utensils of their own Have space and are therefore easy to find and quickly and clearly available stand.

A separate utensil container is not necessary.

The drawings illustrate a detailed example of the invention. They show: Fig. 1: Perspective view of the departments, with the upper area 3 for pure tube color, recess 4 for mixing and trying out the colors and the edges of the partitions 5 for pressing out the brush.

Fig. 2: Longitudinal section of the pallet 1 and the container 2 in the open (left) and closed (right) state. The pallet can be moved in two directions Shift or pull it out or turn it around and push it back inside the groove 10. The utensil container 2 has several compartments 6.

Fig. 3: Cross section of the pallet 1 and the container 2 in the open (left) and closed (right) state. The container has separate compartments for Tube color 7 with longitudinal groove 9, brush 8 and separate departments for different ones Utensils such as erasers, knives, edges, sandpaper, atomizer tubes, etc.

Fig. 4: Partial perspective view of the pallet 1 and the utensil container 2. The pallet 1 can be moved in the two directions indicated.

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Claims (4)

PATENT CLAIM 1. Wave-like painting palette for water and acrylic paints with utensil container, characterized in that the mixing departments are in two parts consist of an upper continuous surface for fresh, clean tube paint and a recess with sloping surfaces for mixing and trying out of the colors. 2. painting palette according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical Edges of the partitions between the compartments are used to squeeze out the brush. 3. Mal pallet according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the pallet can serve as a lid for the utensil container and a) thereby shifting enables access to tube paints, brushes and other utensils in silk directions, 5) made possible by removing the pallet and the container independently and c) by turning the pallet, it serves as the lid of the container. 4. Tube color department, so aeformt that each color is in a groove Has space, with the grooves notched lengthways, around the rolled up Take up tube end.