#guanyin

[runningwithscizzorz]

The Merciful, compassionate, punctual Guanyin of the Southern Sea

I really like Wukong and Guanyin being weird buddies through the book, best writing choice

#liseysart #comic #illustration #jttw fanart #jttw media #jttw wukong #jttw comic #guanyin #sun wukong

[rongzhi]

A photoshoot as 绿度母/Lüdumu, an incarnation of Guanshiyin

#妞妞妞 #douyin #video #tiktok #photoshoot #flashing #eye strain #religion #buddhism #guanyin

[ninjahaku21art]

Guanyin and Wukong~ An older piece I did a while back and forgot to post publicly xD

#ninjahaku21 #journey to the west #Sun Wukong #Guanyin #JTTW #Monkey King #my art

[evilsment]

Guanyin of the Southern Sea

A wood statue of the Chinese-Buddhist deity Guanyin. Made during the Liao (916–1125) or Jin (1115–1234) dynasties.

It’s currently located in The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri.

#china #chinese culture #chinese history #east asia #Buddhism #Chinese Buddhism #zen buddhism #guanyin #museum #artifact #wood statues #statues #Buddhist deity #medieval china #ancient china

[starstrvckfool]

"Lord give me on more chance"

"Will this be the last one, I wonder?"

This drawing is based off a song and how qiang met guanyin

Yang Jian was about to kill qiang but then GuanYin showed up and saved him from death, but since qiang still needed to be punished got robbing, and attacking a celestial, and murdering another GuanYin assigned Yang Jian to give qiang a punishment other than death since qiang is important for DESTINY

So that's where the river comes in 👍😋

#my art <3 #journeys and dragons #jnd #origonal character #jttw based dnd character #jttw #guanyin #dnd charcter art #digital art #comic

[trungles]

Quan Âm, the goddess of mercy.

Print available.

#quan âm #guanyin #illustration

[ruibaozha]

I’ve been stricken with numerous personal life circumstances that have made it difficult to produce solid research pieces as well as answer questions, but I still want to share information.

This type of dance is called Dunhuang and mixes traditional ethnic dancing styles with modern art. The style of the dance itself is influenced heavily by Buddhism. Specific body movements are inspired by fresco paintings found inside the caves of the west China province of Gansu. The dance style owes it’s name to the musical scores found within the city of Dunhuang.

Dunhuang itself used to be a massive center for Buddhist teaching and practices between 500AD-1000AD, being home to several monasteries during that time period. Pilgrims from China, India and Tibet would congregate here leaving behind massive amounts of Buddhist written text and art that would form the strongest body of primary works regarding Buddhist communities in China.

This group here is performing The Thousand Handed Guanyin, and actually happen to be hearing impaired! It’s actually quite mesmerizing to watch.

#buddhism #buddhist #dunhuang #chinese religion #chinese dance #guanyin #bodhisattva #bodhisattva guanyin

[elirastudio]

Leaving for heaven

I think this is gonna be the little comic that will end the first arc of our story

I will do the Q&A now and commissions

#lego monkey kid #lego mk #lego art #six eared macaque #lego macaque #sun wokung #li nezha #qi xiaotian #guanyin #moksha #lmk monkey king #monkey king #mk #liu er mihou #shadow king

[dorkphenix]

Guanyin & the coffee table 💙

#american born chinese #guanyin #michelle yeoh

[zamypachi]

Change of Shoes [1/2]

This is my own interpretation of the chapter 1 from @skittlescripts Isekai’d to the West.

#fanart #my art #isekai’d to the west fanart #isekai'd to the west #ittw #ittw reader #self insert #journey to the west #jttw fanart #jttw #journey to the west x reader #guanyin #journey to the west guan yin

[ninjahaku21art]

Mercy.

After Liu'er took on the form of Wukong, Wukong decided to visit Guanyin to find a way to save his dear friend without needing to kill him...

#ninjahaku21 #my art #sun wukong #Guanyin #Liu'er #Six eared macaque #Tripitaka #tang sanzang #comics #journey to the west #JTTW #Monkey king #TW: Blood #tw: death

[seraphiel-milk]

Fuckass jttw text message shitpost

#[editing] the emenator #??? maybe #i need to make a shitpost tag #journey to the west #jttw #jttw sun wukong #jttw osp #journey to the west osp #sun wukong #tang sanzang #tripitaka #zhu bajie #sha wujing #ao lie #bai longma #guanyin #quanyin #jttw shitpost #shitpost

[itsabouttimex2]

Plot twist: the moment d!reader is set free from both of the circles at the end of the journey, they dissapear into the night, never to be seen again...or not.

I'm sorry i just, as much as i love yanderes, i want to see them suffer. At least a bit.

Ps. You're an amazing writer and i really enjoy your fics. Also, you really helped in getting my friend into yandere, so thank you for that🙂

Taken Aboard:

Running Away

(I’m super glad that you enjoy my fics! And I’m glad your friends enjoys them, too! Yandere is a really fun trope to play with!)

So, in the case that you do pull a runner at the end of this long and arduous journey, Y/N… your biggest enemy is now yourself.

Because, as hard as you might have tried to fight it, you have been civilized. You have grown accustomed to society. You have started to care. This journey has changed and bettered you, as it has all your companions.

You are no longer a mere demon tending to monsters great and mighty, no more a child planting seeds and spreading spores.

You can’t ever go back to being the wild little creature you once were.

If you’ve ever read Gilgamesh, I’d say Enkidu is a good comparison for your development. After he’s been ‘civilized’ by Shamhat, Enkidu can no longer return to the home he knows and loves, the animals who once accepted him now fleeing on sight.

Now, if you leave before the journey’s end…

You run, devastated and distraught that so much of yourself is gone and lost, never to be reclaimed. The forest may not be the home you know, but some part of it is still familiar.

You purge the hunters and loggers who have taken up residence within the Emerald Grove, violently spilling their nourishing blood across the hungry soil, pitch their flesh into the mouths of ravenous beasts.

It doesn’t make you feel better- you know that at least some of these men and women were trying to feed themselves, their children.

But at least the forest is newly quiet, contented by a fresh meal, leaving you in peace to mourn.

As for hoping to ‘never being seen again’…

Sun Wukong’s Golden Vision has a little something to say about that.

Within hours he’s stalking back to the Emerald Grove in a huff, hauling his way up the tallest tree he can find and unhappily making his way over to you.

The Great Sage snatches you off the bark and tosses you over his shoulder, clambering down the tree as you kick and scream. You demand to be released and removed from the group, biting and pounding your fists agains his invulnerable back.

“Being naughty today, bud? Here I was, thinking you had finally gotten past this ‘running back home’ phase.”

“I am not a baby,” you scream, digging your teeth into the base of his spine with all your demonic might. “PUT ME DOWN!”

You manage to draw just a few drops of blood, not that it phases the simian. He doesn’t even seem to notice.

“You’re making things harder for all of us, you know that? And you keep setting us back with all the running away nonsense. But I had Master call a certain someone up to maybe settle this for us all, bud.”

Against your angry protests and endless assault does the Great Sage drag you back to camp, switching to hold you in his arms instead of over his back.

Immediately do your screams of anger turn to pained wails, the sound of a holy sutra hitting your eyes. The blessed bands around your wrists tighten, scraping the skin they compress to rawness.

And before you stands not only the holy monk who tricked you into wearing these golden hoops, but the goddess who gave them to him.

“Sun Wukong, please place the child down,” she lightly instructs, her tone even and polite. “Might I speak to them for a moment?”

The Handsome Monkey King obeys, nudging your towards the goddess after he releases his grip on you.

Guanyin comes to you slowly, kneeling to take your face into her soft and gentle hands.

And you bite her.

“You- you call yourself a goddess,” you scream, fangs wet with her divine ichor. “Of mercy and compassion! But all you do is hand out tools of torture and punishment! I wanted to stay in my forest! I wanted to stay with my friends! A hard shove, nearly knocking her over. “And you helped Sanzang take me away! You gave him these awful bands and he pretended they were gifts to get me to put them on! But they weren’t! And you let him! And now he uses them to hurt me! I hate you! I hate him! I hate all of you!”

Finally you collapse, sobbing openly into your hands.

Tang Sanzang watches in horror as heavenly blood feeds the ground, causing new and gorgeous growth to break from the soil, flowers blooming in massive clusters.

Wukong seethes that you could be so disrespectful to the one and only god he actually cares for, the only one he finds to be tolerable and kind.

Everyone else just recoils in both fear and hurt, your last words ringing painfully in the ears.

But Guanyin approaches once more, kneeling to level herself with you. There is no retribution or anger in her touch, placing a light kiss onto your forehead.

“You’re right, aren’t you? This journey has not been easy, nor has it been kind- and for you especially, perhaps it has been cruel. And I too, have been unkind to dabble in your affairs. Will you allow me to ease the burdens of your travel?”

From a silk pouch does she procure a mirror, pushing it into your shaking hands.

“My child, I give to you this heavenly mirror, which has been forged from blessed steel and holy sand melted to glass by dragonfire. To look upon it will show you your beloved forest, and all those you have left behind.”

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Now, this is super important- Y/N’s involvement in the journey is incredibly unfair. The others come because they seek personal growth or redemption, but Y/N?

They had to come. They were tricked into thinking those golden tightening bands were gifts and eagerly asked Sanzang to help put them on, jumping up and down in excitement at receiving something so pretty. The only reason they agreed to wear these ‘generously’ gifted bands was because they thought it was an honest gift.

So there’s already a sense of betrayal about the whole thing, that their first gift from anyone was actually just a trap to pull them along on a lengthy and dangerous journey.

Then, where the others were either entirely willing (Sanzang) or had to redeem themselves for crimes or mistakes (Wukong), Y/N was forced to come along with their worst crimes being: fighting off invaders and killing poachers. And all for that, they are ripped from home and forced to leave behind everything they’ve ever known and loved.

And Guanyin does three things here:

1. Acknowledges your anger/sorrow.

2. Validates your feelings without hesitation.

3. Actively works to soothe them.

With the mirror in hand, you can look upon the Emerald Grove and see your old animal friends, know that they’re safe even without you, and put your fears to rest.

It’s not perfect.

But it’s a good start to get you to actually care about these pilgrims, given that you don��t spend every night in flurry of nightmares, thinking fitfully of your beloved forest.

#Platonic Yandere #Yandere Lego Monkie Kid #Yandere LMK #Yandere Tang Sanzang #Yandere Sun Wukong #Guanyin #Taken Aboard #Journeyfam

[py-dreamer]

I'M NOT FOWCKING DEAD!!!!!!!

I'm so sorry y'all. Irl business be hittin hard and I have a ton of projects and tests coming up guys.

BUT

one of the art projects I'm working on requires stickers and I just finished them and figured hopefully you guys would like them to,

The mooncakes took way too much time and you might've noticed I've kinda cheated and re-used a sticker of Chang'E and Hou Yi but shhhh..... (they don't know that)

First time I've drawn Guanyin...or Erlang...or Nuwa...OK Fine. I probably should vary who I draw.

Wukong in the opera costume! Don't get me wrong, I love the lmk fit but I wanted to put him in something a little more...regal. Something befitting the great sage equal to heaven.

(Ao Bing: Nezha is so annoying....

Nezha:

Nezha: I heard you were talking sh!t about me

Ao Bing: WHAT THE FU- *proceeds to get spine ripped out)

(Also I have to tip-toe around the fact that they are based on the Lmk designs....)

I promise I am thinking about y'all and my lmk art and hopefully by the holidays I can finally post some finished WIPs

(click photo for less sh!tty quality)

#lmk #art #my beloved #lego monkie kid #py's_art #jttw #erlang shen #guanyin #lmk nuwa #chang'e #hou yi #nezha #lmk nezha #ao bing #wukong got dat drip

[runningwithscizzorz]

i love your Guan Yin design, i was wondering if you could explain how you developed her and why you drew her the way you did! id love to see your thought process for such an interesting take on her.

First, I had the help of all the amazing artists who’ve influenced me in life. Second, when I see people’s designs of Guan Yin, she typically is portrayed as a human woman with several arms. That’s how I also draw her human form, but I believed she needed a design that exploded with life and magic to really hammer how incredibly powerful and loved she is.

People also seem to gloss over the fact that she lives in the southern sea! I wanted to surround her with sea flora and fauna. Coral reefs blossoming off her body, inhabiting plumes of creatures to happily float around her

You’ve only seen about ten percent of her actual design in my style too! Much like Wukong, I want each interaction with her to mirror what the lesson of the chapter is and what time of year it is as well. When Wukong meets her in the comic I made, she’s calm, composed, worry-free. In a comic I’m planning with her, she’s resentful, impatient, and unkempt. What do you think she’ll look like then?

#guanyin #character design #asks

[hinducosmos]

Bodhisattva Guanyin ca. 1125, Song dynasty, China. Polychromed wood. The Sam and Myrna Myers Collection. Photo by Thierry Ollivier. (via The Kimbell Art Museum)

#Bodhisattva #Guanyin #buddhism #sculpture #China #antique