The First Female Pharaoh #03: Coronation! by PhilW
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Having been named as the next Pharaoh, Vikititi became the first female Pharaoh in Egypt. Despite the higher status given to women in Egyptian society compared with many early peoples, there were still some who resented a female ruler. But they dare not go against the dying wishes of the previous Pharaoh, who has the status of a living God.
At her coronation, Vikititi wears the double crown of a united country, the red "basket" crown of Lower Egypt combined with the white conical crown of Upper Egypt. And she carries the crook and flail as symbols of her power and a link to the god Osiris.
To be continued...
Note: The details of the Pharaoh's symbols are accurate but Vikititi herself is fictional. There were occasional female Pharaoh's, the most famous (before Cleopatra) being Hatshepsut. I am envisioning Vikititi to pre-date Hatshepsut by some considerable number of years, hence making her the first!
Many thanks for looking and for the uplifting feedback on the start of this story - plenty more to come (if I can cope with the complexity of some of the planned scenes!). Have a great day! Phil
Comments (14)
excellent.
Wonderful set!!! Looks really like egytian style. Nice pose and story too!!! From where do you have that all inventory?!
Very beautiful!!!
Fantastic work and impressive environment....!!!!
Great environment and excellent pose! :)
Excellent work hugs lou x
Très bon travail!!!
What a rich and vibrant image here. Just love all the colors, eye candy for sure. Excellent continuation of story and I'm learning a bit about history as well.. Cool... Stunning work...
WOW!pictoresque work!!!Really nice image!
Fantastic Phil, great looking render, very nicely done, excellent composition and it looks great!!
Excellent image of her coronation! She looks quite pleased ;-)
I don't understand why you have got only 12 comments for a picture like this one! You ought to have hundred comments!!!!!!
That "thunk" you heard was my jaw hitting the desk - this is FANTASTIC! The skin and prop textures are stunningly beautiful. Pose, expression and attention to period details is astounding. I just can't say enough good words, really outstanding Phil. Ooooohh - gotta FAV!
Well developed scenery.