Combine a fine tapering engraved-line image with two or three independent translucent colour discs, lines continuing through gently worn discs on open paper, a complete subject rather than a badge. Horus, the Egyptian sky god, as a majestic falcon-headed man wearing the double crown, one arm raised with an ankh, a great pair of falcon wings spread behind him, standing before a pylon gateway, centred in the square.
Light: three overlapping translucent discs behind him in turquoise, gold and deep red like a sun and its halos, the engraved lines of feathers, crown and pylon continuing through the discs on wide ivory paper margins; palette of turquoise, gold, deep red and dark engraved line on ivory; crisp, solemn, refined.
Square 1:1 frame, centred composition with breathing room on all sides. A dignified, respectful depiction following traditional Egyptian iconography; no readable hieroglyphs, inscriptions, letters or logos anywhere, only plain decorative bands.
