Mayan hieroglyphs, fine art ferrofluid pattern, stone forms.

a mayan hieroglyph of a snake carved in stone, geometric patterns like a maze

ferrofluid jellyfish

mayan pattern black and white

a collage of four of the first writing systems composed in seperate tiles --aspect 7:4

In this meticulously crafted artwork, we witness the sacred process of embalming Thutmose III, the esteemed Pharaoh of Egypt, depicted with realism and reverence. The main central picture, rendered in a borderless diamond shape, dominates the canvas, drawing the viewer into the heart of the mortuary scene. At its core lies a large stone slab, serving as the solemn altar for the revered ritual of mummification. Priests, draped in elaborate linen garments adorned with sacred symbols, move with solemn purpose around the stone slab, meticulously carrying out each step of the embalming process. Their movements are deliberate, their expressions reverent, as they honor the Pharaoh in his journey to the afterlife. Surrounding the central scene, meticulously crafted tools and vessels are arranged with care, each bearing significance to the sacred rite. These objects serve as both practical instruments and symbolic artifacts, underscoring the deep spiritual significance of the ceremony. In adherence to the golden ratio, the focal points are strategically positioned to captivate the viewer's gaze, ensuring a harmonious balance within the composition. Each corner of the canvas is adorned with themes inspired by Egyptian hieroglyphs, seamlessly integrating with the central scene to create a cohesive narrative. Through this masterful portrayal, the artist invites us to bear witness to the timeless tradition of embalming, honoring the legacy of Pharaoh Thutmose III and the enduring splendor of ancient Egypt.

kukulcan interlacing a jaguar, mayan calendar, mixed Mayan and Toltek style, simplistic, black strokes

a depth map texture of intricate Mayan architecture designs carved in rock, trim sheet, --ar 4:2

mayan goddess of battle

large wall-shaped rainwater container, inspired by the Mayan god Chaac

mayan hieroglyph jet engine, surreal hydnellum peckii and mutant ferrofluid pattern forms intertwined, microorganisms, cartoon mouths and eyes, noodle faces, goofy smiles, Basil Wolverton and Robert Crumb illustration, vertebral column fungal architecture, 3D relief, simple black and white line art colorized blue and green, --tile --v 6.0

construction of Egyptian temples --v 5.2