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.