Well..It's been a long play, but at the end I've got result that I
wanted and happy with. Midnight Dew Ring: Verdigris patina (green), Antique patina (black
shank) and a cute little fresh water pearl. Verdigris patina required many
layers since metal clay is really very porous relatively to metal sheet. So it
takes chemical as sponge. I lost my count applying it, just stopped when was
close to color I wanted. After 24 hours the color intensify so I just let chemicals
work their route. And here is the result.
Midnight Dew Ring
© 2012 Inga Zeitlin
I just have found very appropriate words for that picture
Sinks gently back upon her flowery couch
The startled Night;—tinkle the damp wood-vaults
While slip the dew-pearls from her leafy curtains.
That last soft, whispering note, how spirit-like!
While vainly yet mine ear another waits,
A sad, sweet longing lingers in my heart.
The startled Night;—tinkle the damp wood-vaults
While slip the dew-pearls from her leafy curtains.
That last soft, whispering note, how spirit-like!
While vainly yet mine ear another waits,
A sad, sweet longing lingers in my heart.
(from: Western States: Huron, the River, Mich.
To a Swan Flying at MidnightLouis Legrand Noble (1813–1882)
To a Swan Flying at MidnightLouis Legrand Noble (1813–1882)
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