Pharaoh Flake - Gallery: Motifs
This week, as I was looking for unique shapes for our Monday Mandala, one particular shape reminded me of the double crown of ancient Upper and Lower Egypt. Also, the top of the crown kinda also looks like a mummy pharaoh head wearing a crown, hehe. See images below to see what I mean.
So then, I went with the classic Egyptian colours of royal blue and gold.
Pharaoh Flake
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Gallery: Motifs
Max. Print Size: 28" x 28"
“What I hate is ignorance, smallness of imagination, the eye that sees no farther than its own lashes. All things are possible… Who you are is limited only by who you think you are.”
-- Egyptian Book of The Dead
Here are the patterns that I was referring to above:
Proof of work:
And here, as always, is the proof that it is my own, original work:
The process, much simplified, from small basic shapes to full on mandala:
And as this is a 7000 by 7000 pixel image, it is worth seeing some of the beautiful details:
I enjoyed making this one SO much. The colours spoke to me, the shapes flowed easily into the final idea in my mind... Thing is, quite often, it can be a frustrating process to create these, as you've often hear me complain about in previous posts ;P ... But not this one! It was a pleasure to make, from start to finish =)
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This is absolutely beautiful. I'm in awe of the depth.
Many, many thanks Chris =)
Thank you so much KittyGirl! Interesting that ;) I'm not sure why but the strange gods of India never really tickled my fancy.
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Thank you @slothicorn and especially @karmachela, for noticing it ;)