Egyptian Mythology

Sekhmet, egyptian goddess of hunting, often described as a lion-headed woman. EDIT: Fixed a few things. Thanks a lot for the suggestions. There's still ... Sekhmet

"Goddess Nut" Nut (Nuit, Nwt) was the personification of the sky and the heavens. She was the daughter Shu and Tefnut and the granddaughter of the creator god (Atum orRa). Her husband/brother was Geb the earth god. However, she could also be said to be the mother of Ra. The Coffin Texts refer to her as "she of the braided hair who bore the gods". In one myth Nut gives birth to the Sun-god daily and he passes over her body during the day before being swallowed at night only to be reborn the…

Salawa (Beast)(Small) – All Salawa serve the Dark God of beasts and darkness called Set. It is believed that Set created the Salawa himself as they kinda resemble him in some ways. Salawa are very sneaky and cowardly creatures that mostly trick other evil creatures into doing their work for them, when their evil schemes fail they just search for new minions and try so again. Their bites cause a magical variant of rabies. (Egyptian)

Ancient Egyptian God. Khnum

Set and Ra v. Apep.

Sekhmet

Art made for the Character Design Challenge. It is said that the right eye of Horus is the sun, and his left eye is the moon. Horus

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Anubis, Egyptian God of the Dead, by Thalia Took.

I finally finished this piece a few days ago. I really had a hard time coloring this and although I'm not completely satisfied with the final result I'm... The Eye of Horus

milicentbrovovich: “ In Egyptian mythology, Khnum (also spelled Chnum, Knum, or Khnemu) was one of the earliest Egyptian deities, originally the god of the source of the Nile River. Since the annual...

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