High Priestess by g1tip
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"High Priestess" was inspired by the great female Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt, most particularly, Hatchepsut. Her name means Foremost of Noble Ladies. She was the fifth pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt. And, she came to the Egyptian throne in 1478 BC (thank you, History Channel!). But, even though Hatshepsut preferred to dress like her male Pharaoh Counterparts (right down to the fake beard), this Priestess does not. She is all female and she is definitely in control, as you can see.
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Comments (6)
Scene very well built with fine poses !!!
Thank you very much.
beautiful scene and poses. Nice skin texture for the slave
Thank you. The skin texture for the slave is by mytilus. I had originally forgotten to list that vendor in the promo credits. But, it is there now.
Fantastic scene .
Thank you for the nice comment.
Well done. I like the posing of the folk and the composing.
Thank you very much!
Another gorgeous piece with great lighting and colors, I am a sucker for bold strong images!
Thank you very much. I really like high contrast, bold color images, too.
Great eye for composition in your images. Excellent work!