Silver painting (24) – Nontoxic and enduring painting

Two paintings of Chinese and Japanese lady’s faces were created on steel sheets. As shown in the following pictures, they are nontoxic and enduring paintings.

Silver painting (23) – Nontoxic and enduring painting

A painting of “horse” on steel sheet was created. As shown in the following picture, it is a Chinese style painting. This nontoxic painting is not afraid of water, fire, mold, and fall down from wall, hence it is an enduring artwork.

Silver painting (22) – Nontoxic and enduring painting

A painting of “a girl in the rain” on steel sheet was created by using of silver, copper and iron. This painting was obtained around 900^oC, resulted in it is a nontoxic and enduring painting.

Silver Painting (21) – Taiwanese Souvenir

Pets were drawn on steel sheets by using of silver pigments. As shown in the following pictures, these pet-sketches were eternal artworks.

Silver Painting (20) – Taiwanese Souvenir

Black background sketch was obtained either on steel sheet or ceramic tile. As shown in the following three pictures, they are eternal artworks.

Silver Painting (19) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to steel sheet, my non-toxic yellow was also used on ceramic tiles. As shown in the following pictures, two “Chinese beauty” paintings were obtained on ceramics. They are also eternal artworks.

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.