#khatmet

[ketrin1607]

Sekhmet (sketch) is the Egyptian goddess of war and the scorching sun.

According to the myth, on the orders of the god Ra, whom people intended to overthrow, she began a bloodthirsty massacre against the traitors, until the gods took pity on them and subdued the ferocious goddess.

She is a minor character in a future comic book. According to the plot, Sekhmet is the goddess of the scorching power of the sun and revenge. She is responsible for executing the punishments of the goddess of justice Maat and the god Ra.

This bloodthirsty part of the goddess manifests from peaceful Bastet at the sight or smell of blood.

[ketrin1607]

I have finished drawing the concept of both personalities of the character - the Egyptian goddess Hatmet: a mixture of three Egyptian goddesses.

Sekhmet - is the goddess of the scorching power of the sun and revenge. She is responsible for executing the punishments of the goddess of justice Maat and the god Ra.

The bloodthirsty side of the goddess manifests from the peaceful Hamet at the sight or smell of blood.

[ketrin1607]

Hatmet is the Egyptian goddess of love, dancing, entertainment and music. According to the plot, at the sight or smell of blood, a bloodthirsty personality (Sekhmet) manifests itself in peaceful Hatmet.

In the original mythology of ancient Egypt, each nome (city) had its own pantheon of gods. Since the Egyptians did not seek to bring it to a single classification, some gods could periodically combine and replace others. As a result, most of the gods of Heliopolis - the Heliopolis Ennead (nines in Greek) are not particularly ancient. They were formed by accommodating several slightly older gods, combining their functions.

Sekhmet, Bast and Hathor are no exception. Now it is quite difficult to understand which of the goddesses is more ancient, but as a result, each of them can be identified with the other, even Hathor. Although the original animal of this goddess was a cow - the Egyptians depicted her human version decorated with cow horns on her head, later she became identified with the lion-headed goddesses Sekhmet and Tefnut + Bast, as a peaceful version of Sekhmet.

So I decided to just combine all 3 goddesses into one person, since all 3 characters are not needed in the plot. Therefore, her name is Hatmet: (Hat)hor + Sekh(met). The cat's slightly playful behavior will remain from Bast.

[ketrin1607]

Sekhmet (sketch) is the Egyptian goddess of war and the scorching sun. I changed the design of her hairstyle and dress a little.

According to the myth, after an attempt on humanity, the Egyptian gods drugged the enraged Sekhmet with beer, painting the beer the color of blood. The conquered lioness Sekhmet became the goddess of the cat - Bastet. She is a minor character in the future comic book, according to the plot Bastet (the peaceful personality of the goddess) is the goddess of dancing, entertainment, and music.

[ketrin1607]

Sekhmet (sketch) is the Egyptian goddess of war and the scorching sun. According to the myth, after an attempt on humanity, the Egyptian gods drugged the enraged Sekhmet with beer, painting it the color of blood. The subdued lioness Sekhmet became the goddess of the cat - Bastet. She is a minor character for a future comic book, according to the plot she is the goddess of dancing, entertainment, music. At least her "peaceful" side.