Comment 10068

Comment ID 10068

[Art] Livingroom Mural
MissezNoll
Jul 29, 2005, 4:16:13 PM UTC on [Art] Livingroom Mural
That's it, Lloyd! You are coming to my house to paint me an awesome mural like this! Laughing I absolutely love it. You did such a beautiful job with the heiroglyphs and everything. Now what does it say? Hmm? JK. I just can't get over how amazing this is. It looks exactly like something you would find in their tombs. What kind of ceremony is this from? It is not an opening of the mouth ceremony, but it is so beautiful Great work, hun.

Replies

  • Dennis
    Jul 29, 2005, 4:23:56 PM UTC
    Thank you Kristy!, actualy the right side of the mural 'is' the opening of the mouth ceremony as depicted in Tut's tomb. The left side is a song to Amun-Ra. The figure of Anubis though has nothing to do with anything. I just thought he looked nice and I put him in as an after thought.
    I'm very happy you liked this one. Maybe I should post my other murals...
    • MissezNoll
      Jul 29, 2005, 4:32:52 PM UTC
      Yes, Lloyd...please do. Please? Pretty please? I will beg... Laughing I wa just wondering why Tut's ceremony looked like this. That is odd. But then again, there are alot of things wrong about his tomb. His name was etched off the walls of his tomb and his sarcophagus. They are still trying to figure out why that was. They think it may be because he wanted to go back to the old way of worshipping more than one God again. Who knows? Either way, it is so wonderful to look at.
      • Dennis
        Jul 29, 2005, 4:55:42 PM UTC
        Wow! I didn't know you were an ancient Egyptian culture buff. I've always been fascinated by the culture and one day hope to visit Egypt. Just as soon as all of this terror crap is blasted off the face of the earth. It seems we have more than just art in common, I am so happy.
        • MissezNoll
          Jul 29, 2005, 5:13:08 PM UTC
          Most definitely! ^_^ King Tut is my absolute favorite Pharaoh. There is so much mystery surrounding him. Like the whole thing with his tomb and his sudden untimely death. I can't get enough of Egypt's history. I love it. Once again, Lloyd, great minds think alike. ^_^