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some netjeru concept doodles. designs are subject to change.
tbh there isn't much i could do with aten so i just added a hat and wristbands on him
also i deliberately made my designs for horus the elder and younger nearly identical except for some minor features and their clothing style
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Heru-Wer for His upcoming epagomenal day.
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A Light In Your Darkness ~ Jan Malique
A Light In Your Darkness ~ Jan Malique
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I wasn’t planning to make this my last post for 2019, but it appears His Nibs (Anubis) and Heru-ur (Horus the Elder) have other ideas. The time has come for a journey into the heart of a desert on the fringes of the imagination. One might question the necessity of such an act, indeed, even urge caution. Regardless,…
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Heru-wer
A Heru done in style with the rest of my drawings.
I think I’m done with these for a while. Time to price out prints.
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Excessive drinking was not approved of. This was Seth’s specialty: when he made up his mind to drink, nothing could stop him. Moreover, his name can be easily translated into “Setekh,” which means “the inebriated.” Hathor…was also not known not to despise drink. Because a state of mild intoxication allowed her devotees to commune with her, they did not hesitate to add tiny quantities of narcotic substances to their beverages. …Horus the warrior, for his part, preferred a drink made by squeezing the juice of grapes into water. It had the virtue of quenching ones thirst without going to one’s head, gave one courage in combat, and killed pain.
P. 64, Daily Life of the Egyptian Gods, Dimitri Meeks and Christine Favard-Meeks.
