![]() ![]() First a printing medium, preferably a non-toxic acrylic paint 8 is applied to the middle of the pant board 10 anywhere between the four supports 12. ![]() The operation of this invention is very simple. Resting face down on the supports 12 is a flexible means capable of receiving the printing medium preferably chosen to be an artist canvass 14 with preferred dimensions of 18 by 24 inches. The supports 12 are preferably mounted with super glue. Each support 12 is preferably 11/2 inch in length and made of 1/4 inch wooden cove trim material and is mounted approximately 1 inch in from the edge of the paint board 10. Mounted on the paint board 10 are the four supports 12 of the support system. The apparatus comprises a means capable of bearing the printing medium preferably chosen to be a paint board 10 which is preferably made of 1/4 inch stop grade (ACX) plywood with preferred dimensions of 20 by 26 inches. 1, 2 and 3 show the various views of the preferred physical structure o the apparatus used in my invention. DRAWING REFERENCE NUMERALSġ4 artist canvass SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONįIG. 3 shows a side view of the apparatus used in my invention. 2 shows a top view of the apparatus used in my invention.įIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the apparatus used in my invention.įIG. Further objects and advantages of the invention will be found from a consideration of the following description and the accompanying drawings. The following are objects and advantages of the invention: to provide a process whereby an animal or child can create a unique impression print without coming into contact with the printing medium to provide a safe, easy and fun to use method of creating a lasting memory to provide a novel way for an animal or child to create a piece of art. I still felt strongly that pet owners and parents alike would really enjoy a print made by their pet or child respectively, if the mess and clean up could be eliminated by not having to touch the printing medium. Needless to say, I was banned from experimenting with the cat again. That produced some great prints, however, the cat decided to make a run for it and that meant red paint went everywhere. When I first came up with the idea of a painting or print created by an animal or child, I placed my girlfriend's cat in a bucket of red paint and let it run around on a big sheet of paper. The significant problem which this process solves is that the animal or child does not have to come into contact with the printing medium to create a print. This invention relates to an impression printing process specifically to a process whereby an animal or child can create a unique impression print without coming into contact with the printing medium.
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