Silver Painting (18) – Taiwanese Souvenir

Non-toxic yellow component enhanced the performance of my silver paintings. As shown in the following pictures, better Buddha sketches were obtained by the presence of yellow-color. They are eternal artworks.

Silver Painting (17) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A giraffe-head sketch was enhanced by the addition of dark-yellow. All of my silver painting-materials are non-toxic. As shown in the following picture, therefore, an eternal sketch was created.

Silver Painting (16) – Taiwanese Souvenir

Moreover, a horse-head sketch was also created by my silver painting-material. As shown in the following picture, a new eternal-art was obtained.

Silver Painting (15) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to tiger, a lion-sketch was also created by using of more than 95% of silver on steel sheet. As shown In the following picture, another eternal art of lion-sketch was obtained.

Silver Painting (14) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A tiger sketch was created by using of more than 95% of silver on steel sheet. As shown in the following picture, an eternal art of white tiger was obtained.

Silver Painting (13) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A Chinese painting of lotus was created by using of 95 % of silver. The dimensions of this painting are 8 x 10 in. As shown in the following picture, an eternal art was obtained. Please visit my EBay website:

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Silver-alloy Calligraphy (7) – Taiwan Souvenir

A Chinese character of “blessing” was fabricated on a red plate by using of low-tarnish silver alloy (more than 95% silver). As shown in the following picture, our low tarnish silver alloy still has gloss. This is a Taiwan souvenir. Please visit my EBay website: https://www.ebay.com/itm/232642451388

Silver Ginkgo Leaf (8a) – Low-tarnish Silver Alloy

More than 200 days ago, a small ginkgo leaf was turned into its corresponding silver leaf by using of my low-tarnish silver alloy. As shown in the following pictures, almost no tarnish on the silver leaf was observed, though this leaf was exposed to air in my room. I’ll discuss the tarnish-observation after next 200 days.

Silver Painting (12) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to bamboo, plum-blossoms were also drawn by using of silver. As shown in the following picture, plum-blossoms were drawn on a blue plate. This silver-painting is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver-calligraphy on Stainless-steel-sheet – Taiwan souvenir

Instead of ceramic, hand-made silver arts are conducted on stainless-steel-sheet by a chemical-free-process, resulted lower-weight artworks. As shown in the following picture, a Chinese “Buddha” character was drawn by using of pure silver. In addition to lower-weight and brightness, this calligraphy is designed to resist of break, heat, water, and insect bites, resulted in an eternal calligraphy.