Silver Painting (3) – Taiwanese Souvenir

Owing to the non-toxic advantage of silver painting, it is environmental friendly, hence I can draw it at home. As shown in the following picture, a silver painting of “red plum blossoms” was created in Taiwan.

Silver Painting (2) – Taiwanese Souvenir

My silver painting is toxic-material-free. In addition to silver, only less than 5 % of non-toxic metals were used to obtain the novel painting. As shown in the following picture, “an egret played water” was drawn by my novel technology. I believe this silver painting is valuable for our future painting-art.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (7) – Taiwan Souvenir

Two ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver leaves. Owing to the curved stem of a ginkgo leaf, as shown in the following picture, these two silver leaves could be placed in a small frame. It is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver Ginkgo Leaf (6) – Taiwan Souvenir

A long stemmed ginkgo leaf was turned into its corresponding silver leaf. This is a big leaf, as indicated in the following pictures, hence around 22 grams of silver were needed to fabricate this silver sculpture. This is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (5) – Taiwan Souvenir

Most ginkgo leaves fall at this month in Taiwan, hence I like to turn these leaves into their corresponding silver leaves at this time. As shown in the following pictures, the framed silver leaf is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (4) – Taiwan Souvenir

Ginkgo leaves have many different beautiful shapes. As shown in the following pictures, a ginkgo leaf with special shape was turn into its silver sculpture. The framed silver leaf is a Taiwan souvenir.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (6) – Taiwan Souvenir

A Chinese “blessing” character was fabricated on a red plate by using palladium and silver. As shown in the following picture, this Chinese character with eight white-points means a good fortune.