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Chrishankhah found herself kneeling on the ground, paralyzed by a burning sensation in her chest. Immediate panic washed over her as she noticed the sunlight around her, and promptly she leapt to her feet but the pain brought her down again, and she scraped her palms on the sandstone pathway.
Utterly exhausted, she looked around. The feeling of panic did not leave her. Desert-like haze filled the air in all directions, but it was strangely cool and earthy. Behind her was the portal, and unending dunes stretched on into distant darkness either side of her. Straight ahead was a small oasis, behind which the sun was setting; this is where the sandstone path led. She could make out the silhouette of a tall throne surrounded by desert palms and ferns and the faint glimmer of a clear, crescent-shaped lake. One the throne sat an amazing figure, with such a powerful statute and presence, Chrishankhah wondered if the sun itself would have been easier to look at. This was the Great One she'd known so much about;
... This was Sekhmet. Chrishankhah could not have imagined her in all her glory.
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Done in authentic Egyptian style, implicitly on sandstone. Traditionally in ancient Egyptian artwork, accuracy and realism was traded for symbolism and religious expression. For instance, the more important or emphasized a character, the larger they would be shown. Similarly, this is not a completely accurate expression of the story. The palette is limited to the colors and tones used in this style of art. Normally, the colors would have very specific meanings, but I did use them literally, here.
Surprisingly fun to do; may do more like this for other parts of the story!
Utterly exhausted, she looked around. The feeling of panic did not leave her. Desert-like haze filled the air in all directions, but it was strangely cool and earthy. Behind her was the portal, and unending dunes stretched on into distant darkness either side of her. Straight ahead was a small oasis, behind which the sun was setting; this is where the sandstone path led. She could make out the silhouette of a tall throne surrounded by desert palms and ferns and the faint glimmer of a clear, crescent-shaped lake. One the throne sat an amazing figure, with such a powerful statute and presence, Chrishankhah wondered if the sun itself would have been easier to look at. This was the Great One she'd known so much about;
... This was Sekhmet. Chrishankhah could not have imagined her in all her glory.
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Done in authentic Egyptian style, implicitly on sandstone. Traditionally in ancient Egyptian artwork, accuracy and realism was traded for symbolism and religious expression. For instance, the more important or emphasized a character, the larger they would be shown. Similarly, this is not a completely accurate expression of the story. The palette is limited to the colors and tones used in this style of art. Normally, the colors would have very specific meanings, but I did use them literally, here.
Surprisingly fun to do; may do more like this for other parts of the story!
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