Alchemy is the medieval form of chemistry that deals with the search for a universal elixir. The process of creating the philosopher's stone is referred to as the "magnum opus" in alchemy. There are four stages to the original procedure. The process of blackening, whitening, yellowing, and reddening. Birds such as the raven, swan, and phoenix could be used to depict the color progression. The philosopher's stone, also known as the elixir of life, is useful for rejuvenation and immortality, and it was alchemy's most coveted goal. It represents the pinnacle of perfection, enlightenment, and heavenly bliss. I believe that it is possible to create our own philosopher's stone using the power of art. With the right color combination, our creations can survive centuries and fallen societies. What is left of us is merely a memento for future generations, symbolizing our faded but restless efforts to leave our mark in the universe's book. Here's an example of a page from mine.