Charcoal Buddha Palm with Sun Wukong AI Image Prompt

Charcoal painting in a freehand style, bird's-eye view. A giant Buddha's palm composed of dense black ink particles and brown dust, occupying four-fifths of the frame. The palm lines resemble mountains and rivers, with ink clouds surging in the crevices. The five fingers slightly close in a containment pose, with ink particles slowly rotating at the fingertips. Slightly below center, within the palm, a tiny figure—Sun Wukong—occupies about one-thirtieth of the frame. He is lean, wearing a purple-gold crown, holding the Golden Cudgel diagonally upward, with a red cape-like streak behind him, starkly contrasting with the overwhelming black ink. He stands on one foot at the intersection of palm lines, looking upward. Behind him, a small cloud curls like a remnant of a somersault cloud. The palm's texture resembles a stone statue weathered for millennia, mottled and rough, with dark mineral deposits at the knuckles. Deeper ink layers are faintly visible in the shadows of the palm lines, as if the palm hides an endless abyss. The background is dark gray near black, with ink particles slowly swirling around the palm. Colors: ink black, dark brown, rock gray; the only bright colors are Wukong's purple-gold crown, Golden Cudgel, and red streak. Strong chiaroscuro, rough charcoal strokes, coarse granular texture, heavy like a rubbing.