#myanmar art

[roman-nyi]

Hatsune Miku, but she’s from my country (Myanmar/Burma) 🇲🇲

This was fun to do but a pain in the ass to color her hair 😅

Anyways : 3 (tags)

[meriahlatyar]

Burmese Miku but in the style of ancient Burmese frescoes

[lizardsaredinosaurs]

The feather shawl—is MY trend. Just remember that when it becomes the new Tiktok thing.

Nicobar Pigeon (Caloenas nicobarica)

Southeast Asia to the Solomon islands

Status: Near Threatened

[transjeffdr]

Haven't seen any Indian Miku yet so I'll throw my hat in the ring

[blnxpc]

The Series of Burmese-Japanese Visual Poetry

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Rain

 雨 [ame] - rain မြန်မာ [myanmar] - Burmese, Myanmar

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Droplet

雫 [shizuku] - droplet ပြည့် [pyae] - full

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Snow

雪 [yuki] - snow လွင့် [iwint] - blow away

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Water

氵 [sanzui] - something about water, the element of Chinese Character used in Japanese မိုး [moe] – rain

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Raindrop

雨 [ame] - rain မိုး [moe] - rain ရွှာချ [ywar cha] - fall down (especially for rain)

Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura – Rainfall

ぽ [po] - the sound of water falling on the water surface ပလုံ [pa lone] - the sound of the droplet when it hit the water surface

We, Yay Ta Shauk and Takahiro Sawamura, collaborated to create the pieces of visual poetry. Using Burmese and Japanese characters related to water, we aimed to connect each language and realize a new landscape. Burmese characters have round shapes like glass balls or water drops. Japanese characters often preserve the forms of things within them. By integrating these features, these works were created. We hope you enjoy them. ©️Yay Ta Shauk & Takahiro Sawamura 2024

Biography 

Yay Ta Shauk

Thura Khaing aka Yay Ta Shauk is a Burmese multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore. His interests on the various mediums such as music, language and visuals reflect on the way he conceptualizes the chosen materials. He is currently working on Burmese Komplete konkrete e book (the burmese concrete poetry series made by him) and the very first poetry book of his own while running the underground poetry station called "ကဗျာ အမြန်ဖတ်" Kabyar A myan phat which is the bit size poem reading of the Burmese modern and contemporary poetry.

ရ��တလျှောက် - Yay Ta Shauk

Takahiro Sawamura

Takahiro Sawamura (澤村貴弘) is a poet and collage artist living in Kyoto, Japan. He published a collection of poems titled "Kaitenmokuba (回転木馬)" with two poets, Somg Lee Shun and Mizuho Sato in 2019. He also held exhibitions of concrete/visual poetry four times from 2022 to 2024. He is now pursuing poetic emotions between literature and art through his cross-cutting activities.

[gelthefunkyblob]

happy international womens day 😁😁I made ASEAN all women

Mainland sea

And quick lazy sketches of maritime sea, it was supposed to be an only mainland thing but I wanted to at least do something for maritime too💔

I guess you can tell which group is the favourite LMAO well I am a mainlander so..

[1five1two]

The Mingun bell in Myanmar (then Burma) near Mandalay. It was the largest working bell of its time. 1873.

[acediee]

Hello, it's been awhile but commissions are open again 🐣

This round's commissions are a collaboration with @chitchit.caricature (Insta)

All proceeds will be going towards rescue efforts for the earthquake that hit Myanmar on 28th March!

Super excited to paint your requests! 🤩

[viagginterstellari]

Snake - Htat Eian Cave, 2017

[otonkolos]

National animal of Myanmar 🇲🇲

[sillycourtjester]

I made a zine

Reblogs > likes

[warauhodo]

Hi all, please take a second to read this post + share (all help is appreciated!)

In light of the recent earthquake, my friend has set up emergency art commissions to support those affected back in Myanmar

On March 28, 2025, a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, causing widespread devastation. The quake resulted in extensive damage, with over 2,700 deaths and more than 4,500 injuries reported. Rescue operations have been challenging due to damaged infrastructure and ongoing civil conflict, complicating aid delivery and relief efforts. The situation is further exacerbated by shortages of essential resources such as food, medical supplies, and shelter, leaving many survivors in dire need.

In addition to the natural disaster, the people of Myanmar continue to suffer under the brutality of the military, which has hindered humanitarian efforts and worsened the crisis. Civilians are struggling not only against the aftermath of the earthquake but also against systemic violence and oppression.

In response to this crisis, I am offering emergency art commissions to raise funds for relief efforts. All proceeds will be donated to organizations providing aid to those affected by the earthquake in Myanmar. By commissioning artwork, you can contribute directly to the support and recovery of impacted communities.

📌 How to Commission:

Contact me with your art request (Insta: b0nnah/ Discord: bonnah)

Donate 25$—every contribution helps

Share this initiative to increase awareness and support

Your support can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by this devastating earthquake and the ongoing crisis in Myanmar.

[lizardsaredinosaurs]

Don't tell anyone, it's a secret—but I'm a princess. The prettiest one in the pool!

Secretive Deep-pool Diving Beetle (Cybister rugosus) AKA Large-bodied Diving Beetle

China, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Nansei Islands, Japan

Status: protected in Japan

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The first common name is my attempt to translate the Japanese name Himefuchitori gengorou. The caption is a pun since as I believe the "hime" is himeru, to hide, it also means princess.

[spiritsdancinginthenight]

A damaged Buddhist statue is pictured inside a pagoda following a strong earthquake in Mandalay, Myanmar, on April 3, 2025.

[lev-nevelevinskya]

Hatsune Miku from Myanmar with a Myanmar puppet 🩵

She is of the Muslim Rohingya people, a group in Myanmar currently facing extreme violence and genocide within Myanmar.

Save Rohingya people

[artbyeritza]

let's see how far we've come🌐✨