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You're maybe too picky. This is awesome! Very classic look. Did you use real papyrus for it?

yep, real papyrus with inks. (and digital colour if it wasnt obvious)

Now that you say it, I see the digital colors, but to me it wasn't that obvious.

it looks great and very dynamic!



I have a sheet of papyrus paper laying here, and it's rolled up like crazy (due to my storing habits I'm afraid). now, how do I go about to make it lay flat again? and can I use watercolours on it without destroying it?

Id try to lay down some heavy books on it for starters, at least so its workable.
Watercolour would be okay, but opaque gouache or inks work best from my experience.

then you get some spray glue in a can, find a sturdy support such as an illustration board, and stick it on. Lay it down again with heavy books while it dries. Then you should have it flat again.

time to experiment a little bit, I guess.

thank you! ^^

Aside from being a awsome peace of art, remember what to do when she is around. Keep some alcoholic drink around. The good, strong stuff.

Der ist gut!

Especially red beer. She LOVES red beer ;)

In other word get her seriously plastered and perhaps unfortunately get lucky!

Well, it worked in the myths.

That's awesome!

One of the most gorgeous depictions of Sekhmet I've seen lately <33 Gorgeous work.

i could not agree more with this statement

Ah... Hem! Dear Lady! Might I draw your attention to these jars of wine... I mean Human Blood. Yes. That's what it is... Blood.

It's very fine and a tad dramatic with it looking like it was made on old paper or fabric. I can only imagine how it would have looked with a city below.

Ah, the lady of scarlet linen. That's the goddess that accidentally led me to the furry fandom.

Do you have the original version without digital color online, too? It looks really nice, but somehow I think that traditional art on papyrus + digital coloration are a good match.

Remember, you can't spell "Slaughter" without "Laughter"

"Burn the pyramids!"

Cool stuff. The brutality is awesome.

Comment is long time coming but I take forever and get lazy. -.-

First off, it's really nice seeing a depiction of Sekhmet that doesn't have her posing as a pin-up or just looking placated and calm. She was a war goddess (among other things) so I really like seeing the more warlike aspect here after countless images that just don't capture the feel of what she represented so THANK YOU.

Love the colors and textures you have going on as well as the simplistic design and minimal use of detail lines. Wonderfully dynamic pose and beautiful execution of the facial expression. Top notch. :)