Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (3) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A Chinese “Endurance” character was fabricated on a mark cup by using palladium and silver. As shown in the following picture, the “endurance” will mention oneself during drinking.

Silver-Leaf in Calligraphy (2) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A Japanese “cherry” character was fabricated on a ceramic tile by using silver and palladium. As shown in the following picture, a silver cherry leaf is being substituted for a part of this character. This is another composition of silver leaf and calligraphy.

Silver-Leaf in Calligraphy – Taiwanese Souvenir

A Chinese “maple” character was fabricated on a red plate by using silver and palladium. As shown in the following picture, however, a maple silver-leaf is being substituted for a part of this character. This is a new composition of silver leaf and calligraphy.

Silver Leaf and Stem

Two Japanese-maple leaves and stems were turned into their corresponding silver sculptures. As shown in the following picture, these leaves and stems were sintered on a red plate, resulted in a nice composition.

Stone Calligraphy (3)

Instead of bright silver, a stone calligraphy was fabricated by using matt-silver. As shown in the following picture, matt-silver can exhibit the ancientry of  Chinese “deity” character.

Silver Calligraphy – Taiwanese Souvenir

Both English and Chinese “peace” characters were fabricated together by using silver on a brown glass. As shown in the following picture, this silver calligraphy is a beautiful Taiwanese souvenir.

Silver Painting – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to silver, palladium and copper were used to draw a silver-painting on a ceramic tile. As shown in the following picture, this artwork will bring a new field of painting. The advantage of this silver-painting is free of heavy-metal chemicals.