Taoist Talisman(畫符) for iPhone

July 11, 2021

Minor improvements and fixed "Feedback" functions.

June 26, 2019

* Introducing "Rate My Drawing" — exclusive AI tells how many stars your drawing can get. * BONUS — A new talisman is added, check it out!

April 25, 2019

Now you can share your drawing with friends.

October 25, 2018

In-App language switch; Improved UI and performance.

February 2, 2016

* Added "The Dark Altar's Talisman For Boosting Business".

December 3, 2015

* Added the "Copybook" function. To facilitate the practice, the original talisman image will be translucently presented on the canvas. You can switch this function on or off by interacting with the old "Show Tip" button.

September 24, 2015

* Added "Numinous Officer Wang's Gold Whip Talisman". * Fixed crashes when drawing on some older devices, and other issues.

September 1, 2015

* Added "The Jade Emperor talisman for saving those in peril" demonstration. * Now you can share your drawings via Facebook, Twitter, Weibo.

July 18, 2015

* UI improvements * Bugs fixed Next update will soon come with a new Talisman example. Stay with us!

April 15, 2015

* Added "The talisman for pregnant woman protection". * Improved user interface.

The Dark Altar's Talisman For Boosting Business

Caishen or gods of wealth belong to a large group of gods whose best-known representative is Zhao Gongming 趙公明. He is referred to as Marshal Zhao of the Dark Altar of Orthodox Unity. The talisman we introduce here is related to him.

The Talisman for Home Protection

One kind of talisman that capable of suppressing bad “Chi” to improve the Feng Shui environment, and is placed at the main entrance of the home, office or business premises facing out.

The Wenchang Talisman

The Wenchang Talisman, assists people gaining knowledge and having better luck in the exams or interviews.

The Purple Tenuity With Dishevelled Hair Talisman

The Purple Tenuity With Dishevelled Hair Talisman is handed down by the Beidi (Northern Emperor) Branch, one of the branch of the Shangqing (Highest Clarity) tradition. This talisman is mainly used for expelling evil spirits.

The Jade Emperor Talisman For Saving Those In Peril

The Jade Emperor is the supreme deity of Chinese popular religion. When the Taoists encounter danger, they believe that by carrying this talisman, they get the Jade Emperor's blessing so as to pursue lucky and avoid calamity.