DAZ 643 or Satamun by miwi
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Satamun, was an ancient Egyptian princess of the 18th dynasty and the firstborn daughter of King (Pharaoh) Amenophis III. and his great royal wife Teje.
Hello my friends, your comments are always very much appreciated.
Take care, have a nice weekend, Michael.
I am busy right now, I will comment later.
Comments (27)
excellent creation
Beautiful character and fantastic setting!
A super queen of her lands.
She looks very regal and powerful! Excellent work!
A beautiful and well composed work of art. Well done.
Well done!
Wonderful creation, nice pose !!
Very beautiful and majestic princess, superb image!
Very nice fantasy scene well made
Excellent work. Really beautiful 👍🖐
Cool image!!
Wonderfully done !!!
Beautiful scene
Stunning historical character! Great render ! Merry Christmas and Happy new Year to You and Yours !
Deine Grafik ist mal wieder genial geworden!
A proud princess, excellent scene !
Fantastic work.
nice character
Great lighting and character!!!
Fantastic work!
Very nice one.
Great scene work and render...She is beautiful, Michael, though I rather doubt her skin was quite so dark... I have a soft spot for anything ancient Egyptian. Her name means Daughter of Amun and normally is spelled Sitamun. (I studied ancient Egypt and their hieroglyphs many moons ago.) Her father, Amenhotep III, was likely the grandfather of Tutankhamun.
Nice creation, splendid
Nicely done.
Excellent
Great work!
She looks like the Nefertiti bust I have in my office...Nice job. I agree with Goldie that she probably is lighter in skin tone, the Neues Museum in Berlin has the real bust if you are curious. Cheers.