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he brought the wrong kind of lettuce seeds and didn't know head lettuce exists

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One of these days I really need to figure out what this example sentence in my Middle Egyptian textbook was taken from:

mk wi Hr spr n.k, n sDm.n.k st. iw.i r Smt, spr.i Hr.k n inpw.

"Look, I've been petitioning/making complaints to you, but you don't listen. I will go, so I can make a complaint about you to Anubis!"

Who said this? Where is it from? Was it written in a city where Anubis was the local god, so it makes sense to go to him with complaints about people not listening to your petitioning, or did this person just straight up say "you haven't been listening to my complaints so I'm making a complaint about you to the FUNERAL GOD!!" I need to know.

Anyway, here's just the "I will go so I can make a complaint about you to Anubis" bit if you want to threaten people with this in your own life:

Also a blank version, where you can put a different god's name at the end, if you want to complain to, IDK, Sekhmet or Shezmu instead.

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next gods to be drawn in loungewear are the former pharaohs!

osiris' jacket is a pullover, btw

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Two years ago, when I first started writing House of the Sun, the very first character that came to life was Horus the Younger, a god often overshadowed or fused with his elder counterpart in most modern media.

When I work with deities representation in my story, the first step is always that of diving into ancient Egyptian art and gather as many images and references as possible. When I was working on Horus, I noticed something unique that has stuck with me ever since.

Horus is one of the few male gods who is more frequently depicted alongside other male gods than with female goddesses. And when goddesses do appear beside him, they’re usually maternal figures. Even Hathor, whose name literally means “She who carries Horus in her womb”, was originally considered his mother, not his consort. A shift in role that occurred much later, especially during the Ptolemaic period.

The more I looked at Horus’s iconography, the clearer it became: he is constantly surrounded by male figures: his father Osiris, his brother Anubis, his rival Set, and other gods like Wepwawet. Even in Kom Ombo, Horus shares a temple with Sobek, forming a rare divine dyad of two male gods.

Now, while Sobek clearly prefers women, both in mythology and in House of the Sun, Horus the Younger is a different story. He represents change. A spark of revolution. From his unique powers to his personal struggles, even his preferences, Horus is the storm that brings balance. He is the force that breaks the cycle of isolation and emotional repression passed down through his family line like a disruptive gene.

In House of the Sun, Horus is confident in who he is, even if society isn’t quite ready for it. He lives in a world where roles are fixed and rules are old, but he’s here to challenge all that. As the god of protection and kingship, he understands that part of his duty is to protect his truth, and one day, lead others toward a more accepting future.

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Can you help me in regards to Ancient Egypt? From what I've read, women's place there was relative good, they could get divorce, they could study equally with men, they could hold jobs and be paid equally and they could wander outside their house without a male escort. So why then Ancient Egyptians were so against to the idea of having a female ruler, that when a woman tried to ascend the throne, they either imposed her to the position of regent, tried to bring her down and even erase her name from history (like with Hatshepsut's case)? Or am I getting something wrong?

the key word here is 'relative'. relatively more freedoms and opportunities =/= no patriarchy.

i'm not an egyptologist tho so i can't confirm or dispute any of these claims about ancient egyptian culture (which btw spans 3000+ years and thus was subject to change).

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if you took a hotdog bun and put #seth in it, would it be a sandwich?

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drew horus but somewhat in the style of his wikipedia illustration

idk what that pose is supposed to be

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birthday today

birthday soon

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birthday soon

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Well Some little things that Qebhet do gehshehehe ,also I wanted to draw the design of Ma'at and well Qebhet help her or stay with her a lot when Anubis is not around.

I thinked that Ma'at is strict and serius ,but also caring and loving towards the little one

The golden feather is its like petrified version,when there is the trial it changes into a huge feather ,fluffy cute one haha

Ah yeah Qebhet usually changes the water potd of the flowers around the place ,but..well it could take days to refill all haha poor kiddo.

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starting ancient egyptian history no spoilers plz

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after roughly one month my OSEG horus model is done!! forgot to tell y'all it's for MMD though

coincidentally this blog hit the 100 follower mark today, so i guess this could be a milestone celebration too?

*credits: song is "hiasobi" (ヒアソビ) by camellia ft. hatsune miku, motion created by mobiusP on niconico

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anyone know how to find the willpower to draw again. thanks

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wanted to doodle the loungewear gods again with slightly different clothes

first one is based on this photography art in case anyone doesn't know

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why are there egyprian gods in dnd. i thought this was fantasy what are they doing there

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Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.