Silver Leaf on Ceramic Dish (2) – Taiwan Souvenir

Two small ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver leaves, then they are tightly integrated on ceramic dishes by hot melt. As shown in the following pictures, these smooth and bright Taiwan souvenirs could be used as usual dishes.

Silver Leaf on Ceramic Dish – Taiwan Souvenir

Silver leaf was also hot-melted on a ceramic dish. As shown in the following pictures, a ginkgo leaf was turned into its corresponding silver leaf and then tightly integrated on a black dish. A smooth and bright Taiwan souvenir was obtained.

Silver leaf on a black cup – Taiwan souvenir

After the ginkgo leaf was turned into its corresponding silver leaf, the silver leaf was tightly integrated on a black cup. As shown in the following pictures, the silver leaf has smooth surface with the black cup, resulted in a high quality cup.

Silver leaves on a flower vase – Taiwan souvenir

In addition to turn the leaves into their corresponding silver sculptures, the obtained silver leaves can be hot melted on a ceramic vase. As shown in the following pictures, two silver ginkgo leaves were tightly integrated on a black flower-vase. This is a Taiwanese souvenir.

Silver metal painting (9) – Taiwanese souvenir

Silver metal paintings were still used to create a female-ballet-dancer painting on a stainless steel sheet. As shown in the following picture, the beautiful posture of the dancer was drawn in my silver painting.

Calligraphy on a silver leaf – Taiwan souvenir

A Chinese “Buddha” character was on a silver ginkgo leaf. It is not written on the leaf. The character and silver leaf were formed simultaneously, hence the character is really a part of the silver leaf. As shown in the following pictures, this ginkgo silver leaf is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver metal painting (8) – Taiwanese souvenir

In fact, it is very easy to obtain a silver metal painting. As shown in the following picture, a rose painting was created on a stainless steel sheet, then a permanent art was obtained..

Silver metal painting (7) – Taiwanese souvenir

In addition to the magnolias painting on a ceramic tile, another three magnolias were painted on a stainless steel sheet by using silver and other nontoxic metals at this time. As shown in the following picture, this is a Taiwanese souvenir.

Silver metal painting (6) – Taiwanese souvenir

Silver painting, an eternal art, is still creating at my lab. As shown in the following picture, a colored cock was painted on a stainless steel sheet by using of my non-toxic metals. This painting is still resistant to heat and water.

Silver metal painting (5) – Taiwanese souvenir

Only non-toxic metals were used in my silver painting by using of a chemical-free process. Silver painting is designed to resist heat and water, hence it is an eternal art. As shown in the following picture, a little monk was painted on a blue ceramic-tile.

Silver metal painting (4) – Taiwanese souvenir

Although few colors could be used in my silver metal painting, I still try to paint more color-paintings. As shown in the following picture, the beautiful posture of a female ballet dancer was enhanced in my painting.

Silver metal painting (3) – Taiwanese souvenir

Although the colors of my non-toxic metals are only black and red, I still like to use the color-change in my silver metal painting. As shown in the following picture, the pretty of a female violinist was enhanced by the color-change in my silver painting.

Silver metal painting (2) – Taiwanese souvenir

Taiwan Cherry out of many beautiful flowers during “sakura season”. To create Taiwanese souvenirs, therefore, as shown in the following picture, flowers of Taiwan Cherry were drawn on a green ceramic tile by using of silver and other non-toxic metals.

Silver metal painting – Taiwanese souvenir

Beautiful magnolias were planted in Taiwan. To create a Taiwanese souvenir, therefore, as shown in the following picture, magnolias were drawn on a ceramic tile by using of silver and other non-toxic metals.

Silver painting (3) – silver metal painting

More than 95 % of silver was used in my silver painting, hence it is a silver metal painting. As shown in the following picture, a better” rose” painting was created on a yellow ceramic tile.

銀質畫 - 銀畫

我們的銀質畫之含銀量超過95%，亦即超過”不列顛銀”(Britannia Silver)的含銀規格，所以銀質畫將又稱銀畫。 如下圖所示，銀質畫也可是素描，用金屬在陶瓷板上畫出素描，不同於傳統的素描，此少女的素描將有恆久性的特點。

Silver painting (2) – a non-toxic painting-art

Our silver painting is free of heavy-metal chemicals, moreover, only non-toxic metals were used. Therefore, silver painting is a environmental friendly art. As shown in the following picture, a flower painting was created on a yellow ceramic tile.

Silver painting – a future painting-art

More than 95 % of silver and a minor amount of other non-toxic metals were used in my metal painting, hence I like to name it as Silver Painting. No toxic material was used, hence silver painting should be a future painting-art. As shown in the following picture, a bamboo was drawn on a yellow ceramic-tile displayed a Golden-Bamboo.

Ginkgo Leaves (5) – Taiwan Souvenirs

Two long stemmed ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver leaves. As shown in the following pictures, a nice Taiwan souvenir was formed by these two silver sculptures in a black frame.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (8) – Taiwan Souvenir

“A children thanks to Goddess of Mercy (Guanyin)” was incorporated into a Chinese “Buddha” character, which was fabricated on a yellow ceramic-tile by using of silver and palladium. As shown in the following picture, this is a hybridization of painting and Chinese character.

Metal Painting (6) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A branches painting was fabricated on a dark ceramic tile by using of non-toxic metals. As shown in the following picture, no polishing was conducted on this metal painting, resulted in a silent appearance of this branches painting.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (7) – Taiwan Souvenir

A Chinese “Buddha” character was fabricated on an orange ceramic-tile by using of palladium and silver. As shown in the following picture, the orange background gives a better performance of the Buddha character.

Metal Painting (5) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A lotus painting was fabricated on a blue ceramic tile. As shown in the following picture, the stamen of the lotus has three gold beads to display the noble and graceful characteristics of the lotus.

Metal Painting (4) – Taiwanese Souvenir

As shown in the following picture, a lotus-pattern painting was created on a blue ceramic tile by using the non-toxic metals. This pattern was designed by my daughter.

Metal Painting (3) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to the non-toxic metallic composition, our silver painting has thickness ranged from 0.2 to 0.8 mm. Our metal painting, therefore, is also a silver sculpture. As shown in the following picture, magnolia blossoms were drawn on a blue ceramic tile. This new painting is a Taiwanese souvenir.

A Composition of 3D-Leaf and Painting (2) – Taiwan Souvenir

A palladium-silver painting of ginkgo was completed by using a hand-made silver ginkgo leaf. As shown in the following pictures, a silver leaf took part in the painting, resulted in a nice Taiwan souvenir.

Ginkgo Leaves (4) – Taiwan Souvenirs

Three beautiful ginkgo leaves were plucked and turned into their corresponding silver sculptures. As shown in the following pictures, the framed silver leaves are Taiwan souvenirs.