How I came to the idea of creating of luminous metal roses

I always enjoyed looking at red-hot metal just taken out of a furnace.

Especially I like how red-hot rosebud looks.
 So once I decided to imitate this beautiful effect.
I started searching the Internet and found out special paint, based on photo-luminophore. This material is used in different ways: nail industry, body art, art painting, airbrushing cars, internal design and etc. You just need to take an appropriate basis lacker.



So how it works: luminophore charges from any source of daylight and then glows in the dark. by default it has green colour, but there are different pigments added to the material so that you get a necessary colour:

  I uses red, blue and white colours for painting our wrought iron roses. 
Here are some photos of such steel roses:

Of course, a photo-camera can't transfer a beauty of the glow - in real it looks much more spectacular.

Girls go crazy when see such roses glowing in the dark. I've checked, and not one time :-))

 

And my favourite colour is white-blue. I call this rose "Shy Flare" because it reminds me of blue sky full of stars. ^_^
 

So, if you want to surprise girls/ women with something extra ordinary: a luminous wrought iron rose is definitely great solution.
Well, a metal rose sculpture is good by itself- you don't have to give her flowers every time, because it doesn't wither :-D

Our luminous wrought iron roses are available on different store places.

• Etsy 
• Ebay 
• Amazon
• Dawanda

Welcome!
Cheers,
@MetalArtSt

Introduction.

 So long time I was struggling with my laziness to start a blog about our wrought craft. And today is definitely a special day - I won! 

So let's introduce myself.
My name is Gadzhi and I'm running a studio of jewellery forging MetalArt. It's our family craft: there are working my cousins. My business is design and marketing.

Together we create original hand crafted roses and other flowers.

So...welcome to my blog, there will many interesting posts with colourful pictures of wrought iron sculptures.
Cheers! ^_^

PS: Our studio is located in Russland :-)
PPS: Don't be angry if you find any grammatical mistakes in my posts - I'm not a native speaker :-D The only exam I passed 10 out of 10 was "Speaking", so I can only bla bla...
Ok, enough for today :-)

Cheers ^^
Gadzhi Mak.
@MetalArtSt