Abstract: An artwork viewing apparatus configured to cover a piece of artwork and containing a preview area, the cover operably connected to a controller for accepting payment and opening the cover for an amount of time. The preview area can be located at an area of interest of the particular artwork to entice a user to pay to view the entire artwork. The disclosure also includes a method of viewing artwork using the artwork viewing apparatus and a method of viewing artwork in a drive-through setting.

Abstract: The invention is a novel method of creating three-dimensional foam insulative objects formed by applying liquid nail polish or a solvent to polystyrene foam, thus softening the foam and allowing a person to mold the foam into a desired shape before it hardens. The products of the present invention have applications in venues including the insulation of buildings from temperature and from impacts. The use of a nail polish allows a user to create building materials with customizable shapes and colors.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a novel three-dimensional visual representation on the surface of an object formed by applying liquid nail polish or a solvent to polystyrene foam or any suitable polymer foam using well-known techniques. The products of the present invention have applications in venues including arts and crafts, topographic map-making, construction and household uses.

Abstract: Disclosed in this application is a three-dimensional dynamic apparatus that can be configured for illustrating mathematical correlation as in the field of Economics. The three-dimensional dynamic apparatus is comprised of a grid panel with side panels defining one or more three-dimensional spaces for lines to be placed as a three-dimensional dynamic representation of the desired subject matter.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a novel three-dimensional visual representation on the surface of an object formed by applying liquid nail polish or a solvent to polystyrene foam or any suitable polymer foam using well-known techniques. The products of the present invention have applications in venues including arts and crafts, topographic map-making, construction and household uses.

Abstract: Disclosed in this application is a three-dimensional dynamic apparatus that can be configured for illustrating mathematical correlation as in the field of Economics. The three-dimensional dynamic apparatus is comprised of a grid panel with side panels defining one or more three-dimensional spaces for lines to be placed as a three-dimensional dynamic representation of the desired subject matter.