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that's freakin brilliant, Direbunny - LOVE It.
thanks :)
Wow thats cool! I didnt realize they mixed so well!
Ok... round is closed. The winner is..... Zaarin!!! Congrats!!! And great job to everyone... you guys are rockin this trivia
Heres the answer sheet:
1: "Ahmose em hebeny nut" translate it - The moon is born in ebony sky
2: Translate Tutankhamun - The Living image of the hidden one (or simply of Re and any variation acceptable) or Tutankhaten as he was born - living image of the sun (god) Aten
3: What is udjat? And what common symbol is descended from it? The Eye of Horus (or Ra, depending on which side we're talking about) The Rx pharmaceutical symbol
4: What was found buried under Khufu's pyramid? Khufu's boat
5: What symbol is a sun with many rays extending downward from it, and sometimes with hands at the ends?
(you can tell what dynasty I favor by how many times this comes up lol) The sun disk of Aten
6: What is Kemet, and what does it mean in English? Is what Egypt is called in Kemetic, means black land (or fertile soil)
7: Who was the only mortal to ever gain divine status? And why was he revered as such? Imhotep. He was a great high priest who was one of the fathers of medicine, as he paved the way from magic to modern medicine. He was also an Astronomer, architect and engineer.
8: What symbol represents spontaneous creation and rebirth? And why? The scarab, it was a dung beetle that would roll dung and thusly was seen as pushing the sun forth on a path thru the sky, like the day is continuously reborn, rolls thru the sky to lay to rest. Its also derived from them laying eggs, and beetles spontaneously erupting en masse from the sand.
9: What was the heart weighed against, and to prove what? The feather of Ma'at, to prove ones worthiness of entering into the afterlife. Ma'at means truth in Kemetic.
10: What is Deshret and Hedjet? And what do they represent? They're crowns, representing lower and upper Kemet before the unification of Egypt (Deshret, lower Egypt or north... Hedjet was upper Egypt, or South)
New round opening soon.... stay tuned
Egyptian Trivia - Round 5: Level, Now we're really in de nile
1: In this temple, an elaborate relief of the zodiac exists. Name the temple:
2: This is where the temple of Isis is located:
3: Egyptians would judge their lives by doing this, with this animal:
4: This pharaoh was often depicted with a feminine form, which was actually the result of a disease that rendered him effeminate. Name the pharaoh and the disease.
5: Why are tombs in this area prefixed with "KV".... what does KV stand for?
6: It is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, and it resides in Egypt. Name it
7: What does an obelisk represent?
8: What is the Papyrus of Ani also known as?
9: What god had the head of an Ibis?
10: She married a young King, who died before his time (and how remains a mystery) Who was she?
1: In this temple, an elaborate relief of the zodiac exists. Name the temple: Dendera.
2: This is where the temple of Isis is located: Philae.
3: Egyptians would judge their lives by doing this, with this animal: I'm stumped. :lol:
4: This pharaoh was often depicted with a feminine form, which was actually the result of a disease that rendered him effeminate. Name the pharaoh and the disease. Akhenaten. Potentially Marfan's Syndrome. It's also possible that the way he was depicted was the result of an emerging art style or meant to have religious symbolism.
5: Why are tombs in this area prefixed with “KV”.... what does KV stand for? Valley of the Kings - because there were a lot of Pharaohs interred there.
6: It is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, and it resides in Egypt. Name it Lake Nasser.
7: What does an obelisk represent? Toast. -straight face- Seriously, though, it symbolized the sun god - the shape is supposed to be similar to the way the sun looks as it sets.
8: What is the Papyrus of Ani also known as? The Book of the Dead.
9: What god had the head of an Ibis? Thoth.
10: She married a young King, who died before his time (and how remains a mystery) Who was she? Ankhesenamun.
1. Dendera
2. Pompeii
3. The jackal was used as a symbol in the judgement death scene - where a heart is weighed by Anubis (the god with a jackal head) to tell the good and bad heart.
4. Akhenaten - Froehlich's Syndrome / Marfan Syndrome
5. To designate tombs located in the Valley of the Kings / Kings Valley
6. Lake Nasser
7. An obelisk is said to resemble a petrified ray of the sun-disk.
8. The "Book of the Dead"
9. Thoth
10. Ankhesenamun
1: Dendera
2: Philae
3: They were weighted against a feaher by a jackal-headed god
4: Akhenaten. There are several theories mainly different genetic diseases (Froelich Syndrome, Marfan Syndrome, homocystinuria). Thanks Google for that :-)
5: Valley of the Kings
6: Lake Nasser . By the way, one of the temples that was to be drowned by the waters of Lake Nasser was removed stone by stone and re-built in my home-town
7: The sun
8: The Book of Dead
9: Toth
10: Ankhesenpaaten or Ankhesenamun, the wife of Tutankhamen.
gonna let this go thru til morning, to give you guys a chance to get your answers in
I thought I'd post the finished picture of the Serpent Goddess/Edens flame mix.
That is teh awesome!!! Youre making me wanna do a sci fi outfit lol
That is teh awesome!!! Youre making me wanna do a sci fi outfit lol
Thanks and i could always use more cyberpunk stuff ;)
For some reason when i first started playing with the outfit all i could think about was, i wonder if i can make this fit a cyberpunk theme lol
Edit. I'll tell ya though painting the arms was something new for me, i wasn't sure it would turn out right. (idk if they did or not but i was pretty happy with it lol)
Ok this round is closed. The winner is... Agent_Unawares! Congrats again!
Answer sheet....
1: In this temple, an elaborate relief of the zodiac exists. Name the temple: Dendera
2: This is where the temple of Isis is located: the Island of Philae
3: Egyptians would judge their lives by doing this, with this animal: Swimming with crocs... if they werent eaten, their lives were worthy
4: This pharaoh was often depicted with a feminine form, which was actually the result of a disease that rendered him effeminate. Name the pharaoh and the disease. Akenaten, Marfan's syndrome (or Froelich's syndrome)
5: Why are tombs in this area prefixed with "KV".... what does KV stand for? King's Valley
6: It is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, and it resides in Egypt. Name it - Lake Nasser
7: What does an obelisk represent? A petrified ray of the sun
8: What is the Papyrus of Ani also known as? The Book of the Dead
9: What god had the head of an Ibis? Thoth
10: She married a young King, who died before his time (and how remains a mystery) Who was she? Ankhesenamun or Ankhesenpaaten
Another round may be coming in the near future, so stay tuned. Or maybe we'll do something different :thinks:
Could go swimming with crocodiles....
I actually have in the keys lol
Not much play time right now so quick render with quick postwork. Love this set!
Well for a quickie, it sure is pretty. Lovely job!!!! And loving the snake hehe
I actually have in the keys lol
Bah, mere alligators.
Bah, mere alligators.
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Bah, mere alligators.
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Ah, I didn't know you were a fellow Floridian. :)
Bah, mere alligators.
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Really? I thought crocodiles/alligators was a new/old world split, like monkeys with prehensile tails. I will have to update my mental images.
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Really? I thought crocodiles/alligators was a new/old world split, like monkeys with prehensile tails. I will have to update my mental images.
Yeah, they're not native to Florida, they've migrated here over the centuries. Mostly, we have American Crocs, but we've also had a preponderance of Nile Crocs here, which is really bad.... there have been deaths involving them. Its kind of threatening the ecosystem of the Everglades (much like the inundation of burmese pythons in ENP) And yeah, they're relatives for sure. Gators are way more tame tho, they leave you alone for the most part.
Also stopped by to say for anyone who may have noticed my new items were not on sale - it was a mistake, and they've been put back on 30% off. Just wanted to let everyone know.
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Ah, I didn't know you were a fellow Floridian. :)
Yep, Im in Fort Lauderdale, out near Weston (in the Everglades) hehe Where are you at??
Nah, we have crocs in the keys... and gators lol
Ah, I didn't know you were a fellow Floridian. :)
Yep, Im in Fort Lauderdale, out near Weston (in the Everglades) hehe Where are you at??
Sarasota, just south of Tampa.
Ah, I didn't know you were a fellow Floridian. :)
Yep, Im in Fort Lauderdale, out near Weston (in the Everglades) hehe Where are you at??
Sarasota, just south of Tampa.
Cool! I just passed thru there last Summer (we did a really long roadtrip all over Florida... stopped off in St Pete and Largo to see family. went to Gainesville to see a friend, Carrabelle which is just past Tallahassee on the panhandle to see more family, and finally St Augustine to bike ride)
Thanks! This was a nice surprise. Wish more people had jumped in, though. Can't wait to see what else happens. Your release threads are always fun. :)
I think I'm going to work on some ancient-Egyptian-inspired morphs, unfortunately have to get some writing done or I'll fall out of the habit, but hey, it's the weekend! [Sleep? What is that?]
Oh, just noticed I won a round. I really should pay more attention. :P Thanks! :)
LMAO
Where's all the renders at? Comon guys, lets see em!
Well for a quickie, it sure is pretty. Lovely job!!!! And loving the snake hehe
Thanks :)