The Line of Bast

AWESOME inspiration! Love it!

oooh Wendy! fanabulous sooo good.

Intriquing treatment

Fantastic work Wendy, love it

Stunning work wendy

I love it…..
To the point.
And it feels good to look at it.

very wild looking cat and fun image… I just became the grandma to a grankitty…. smiles

Wooha!!! You have done well!! :) Nice one !

another stunner Wendy

Wow!, Beautiful!

What amazing images. They are so superior aren’t they. I used to have a very jealous Siamese Cat. He was a fiend who didn’t like me talking to anyone but would leap on my shoulder and push his body in front of my face. He was a nightmare:-))

wow and wow outstanding,dawnx

Wow! Awesome creation with the incorporation of several images. Beautiful result, Wendy!

Excellent lookin image wendy i like the association with egypt

Awesum!! well done :))

gorgeous work… you have found the soul and the past in those illuminous eyes…............ bravo…........b

Mesmerizing!! awesome work Wendy!!

Wow ! this is so fantastic , well done !

This is gorgeous wendy!

Beautiful cat and great artwork – thank you

excellent !

Perfectly done

great work

Fantastic photography !

Superb series- this image is top notch

Gorgeous!!!

so very well done Wendy :)

fantastic work

oooo how beautiful love it

-Elisabeth

Wow. I love these cats.

You have done an amazing job with these images Wendy.

Wendy, I am so very happy that so many people appreciated this stunning photograph, which were so revered in Egyptian times. Bast or Bastet was the cat goddess and local deity of the town of Bubastis “Tell or Per-Bast in Egyptian, where her cult was centered. Bubastis was named after her. Originally she was viewed as the protector goddess of Lower Egypt, and consequently depicted as a fierce lioness. Indeed, her name means (female) devourer. As protector, she was seen as defender of the Pharaoh, and consequently of the later chief male deity, Ra, who was a solar deity also, gaining her the titles Lady of Flame and Eye of Ra. Bastet has been an influential figure in literature since her cult was first formed around the Second Dynasty. From appearances in early papyri manuscripts to references in modern culture, she is a popular figure both as the paradigmatical cat and as a goddess. This is wonderful work Wendy, the whole collection is stunning and inspires me greatly! I am so pleased that the Egyptians and their customs are featuring in our daily lives. I end this with a proverb taken for an Ancient Temple in Egypt: Listen to your conviction, even if they seem absurd to your reason. Thank you for sharing this wonderful work with us all! You are an inspiration to me! Thinking of you, as always!Sx

Beautiful imagery and beautiful cat too well done Paul :)))))

Beautifully done, the image is wonderful!

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Beautifully done!

Wow, that is amazing! So rich and deep with color!

what a beautiful run of cat pix…excellent job…beautiful cat :-)

Congratulations, your image has been…

many congrats on your feature,dawn

you’re very welcome Wendy :)

Fabulous work Wendy!! Congratulations on being featured in the All Things Ancient Egyptian group!!

Fantastic treatment of the original, Wendy!!!!

Gorgeuos deep colours…

WOW!