Oh yeah, speaking of. Finally stopped neglecting the Lucky Trio after so long. (Or really just my Furry characters in general)
Maneki, Jin Chan, and Moshu respectively
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Oh yeah, speaking of. Finally stopped neglecting the Lucky Trio after so long. (Or really just my Furry characters in general)
Maneki, Jin Chan, and Moshu respectively
Hallow-Ink Day 27- Jin Chan (Today's prompt was supposed to be the Flat-headed Cat, but I got mixed up lol). 😂 The Jin Chan (Golden Toad/Chan Chu), also known as the Money Frog or the Money Toad, is a mythical creature and the yin counterpart of Sanzuwu (the three-legged crow, representing the Sun, drawn during last year’s Inktober). This toad is said to appear during the full moon, near businesses or houses that will soon receive good news (usually wealth-related). It is usually depicted as a bullfrog with red eyes, flared nostrils and a single hind leg, for a total of three legs, with a Chinese coin in its mouth. On its back, it often has 7 diamond spots. 💎🐸💎
Oh, to be a three legged money toad
The Three-Legged Toad: Jin Chan and the Art of Prosperity
A toad with three legs, red eyes, and a coin in its mouth — this is Jin Chan (金蟾), one of China’s most beloved wealth symbols. Unlike the fierce Pi Xiu, Jin Chan is approachable, almost comic. But behind its quirky appearance lies a story of greed, redemption, and the true meaning of prosperity.Continue reading The Three-Legged Toad: Jin Chan and the Art of Prosperity
Inktober Day 10, Fortune I've fallen behind on my Inktober postings because I've been watching Stephen King movies every night, too. I can either ink or post but not both, lol. For Day 10, I drew the Money Frog you will often see at Chinese restaurants!
#JojosSpooptober - Day 26: Chan Chu. Also known as the Chinese Money Toad or Money Frog.
It is said that the Chan Chu was once a maiden who stole an elixir of immortality. She was punished by being turned into a three-legged frog and sent to live on the moon.
Huh... lunar ribbit.
Clear froggy