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From left to right, name, what they were worshipped as, how I represented it:
Mut: Wife of Amen, mother of Khons, holding hands with Amen
Amen: "The Hidden One," a primordial creation-deity, holding a mask
Anubis: Egyptian god of the dead, holding a sycthe
Bast: Egyptian cat goddess, looks like a cat...
Bes: Egyptian dwarf god believed to guard against evil spirits and misfortune, small, with his hand out in a "stop" looking way.
Chons: Egyptian moon god, holding the moon
Thoth: Egyptian moon god, holding the moon
Dua: Protector of the stomach of the deceased, holding a stomach
Geb: God of the Earth, holding the Earth
Hathor: Egyptian cow goddess, cow coloured
Isis: Egyptian mother goddess, dusting, slightly stereotypically, sorry bout that.
Maat: Egyptian goddess of truth and justice, in the style of the statue outside the Old Bailey, blindfolded, with scales and a sword
Mi: Egyptian fertility god, holding a child
Nephthys: Egyptian goddess of the dead, holding a "dead" mask
Nut: Egyptian goddess of the sky and of the heavens, holding a cloud balloon, with a halo
Osiris: Egyptian god of the underworld and of vegetation, holding some sweetcorn
Qetesh: Goddess of love and beauty, with a mirror and holding a heart
Re (or Ra): Egyptian sun god, holding the sun, in need of sunglasses
Selket: Scorpion goddess, helper of women in childbirth, with a scorpion tail
Set (or Seth): Egyptian god of chaos, looking a bit nuts there...
Shu: Egyptian god of the air, floating
Sobek: Egyptian crocodile god, looking like a crocodile. It is a crocodile, honest...
Taweret: Hippopotamus goddess and protective deity of childbirth, looking like a hippo with a baby on her nose. Honest...
Wepwawet: God of war and of the funerary cult, looking a bit battered and bruised, plus sword and blood.
This took... feckin' LONG. But not as long as I thought it would. I think I'm just a bit too nerdy for me own good. Anyway. Enjoy!! I HAVE to thank *vita-luna for making my brain pop this crazy idea up, and *MisterIngo for inspiring her in the first place!!
Big thankies. Now I have to go and bathe my eyes...
Mut: Wife of Amen, mother of Khons, holding hands with Amen
Amen: "The Hidden One," a primordial creation-deity, holding a mask
Anubis: Egyptian god of the dead, holding a sycthe
Bast: Egyptian cat goddess, looks like a cat...
Bes: Egyptian dwarf god believed to guard against evil spirits and misfortune, small, with his hand out in a "stop" looking way.
Chons: Egyptian moon god, holding the moon
Thoth: Egyptian moon god, holding the moon
Dua: Protector of the stomach of the deceased, holding a stomach
Geb: God of the Earth, holding the Earth
Hathor: Egyptian cow goddess, cow coloured
Isis: Egyptian mother goddess, dusting, slightly stereotypically, sorry bout that.
Maat: Egyptian goddess of truth and justice, in the style of the statue outside the Old Bailey, blindfolded, with scales and a sword
Mi: Egyptian fertility god, holding a child
Nephthys: Egyptian goddess of the dead, holding a "dead" mask
Nut: Egyptian goddess of the sky and of the heavens, holding a cloud balloon, with a halo
Osiris: Egyptian god of the underworld and of vegetation, holding some sweetcorn
Qetesh: Goddess of love and beauty, with a mirror and holding a heart
Re (or Ra): Egyptian sun god, holding the sun, in need of sunglasses
Selket: Scorpion goddess, helper of women in childbirth, with a scorpion tail
Set (or Seth): Egyptian god of chaos, looking a bit nuts there...
Shu: Egyptian god of the air, floating
Sobek: Egyptian crocodile god, looking like a crocodile. It is a crocodile, honest...
Taweret: Hippopotamus goddess and protective deity of childbirth, looking like a hippo with a baby on her nose. Honest...
Wepwawet: God of war and of the funerary cult, looking a bit battered and bruised, plus sword and blood.
This took... feckin' LONG. But not as long as I thought it would. I think I'm just a bit too nerdy for me own good. Anyway. Enjoy!! I HAVE to thank *vita-luna for making my brain pop this crazy idea up, and *MisterIngo for inspiring her in the first place!!
Big thankies. Now I have to go and bathe my eyes...
Daily Deviation, 2006-01-16
24 Egyptian God and Goddesses by =brokenboulevard is "such a clever and innovative idea, and shows that an enormous amount of time and effort has gone into this!" (Suggested by `zacthetoad and Featured by `rocksicle)
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It's just all so beautifully drawn out, and i love all the ideas for each character. They're so memorable and unique!
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