#Heka art

[glitterforboys]

💜💜HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARIK!!!💜💜

You deserve the best! Thanks for making me so happy! 🥰💕

[hekateisconfused]

I love them....

[aura-of-courage]

[dnd] immolation of a god

may have gotten to use wall of force to kill a boss with its own breath attack. fun stuff :)

[thetwistedrope]

so way back in 2019, during the year of rites, i made this to use as a propitiation icon

and after hanging on my wall for 4 years, it had faded pretty badly and was beginning to look like this

and i was like wow how sad, her sun disc is completely vacant now, tf. but after looking at the original image, i realized that the green had faded out pretty badly, too. so it was time for a repaint

s a t u r a t i o n , b a b y

[artistandtales]

I have a strong interest in Kemetic and practice it alittle. I saw in the reddit group that someone is starting an inktober but with the Egyptians gods, I thought "why not participate in it?". Here I did Heka: the god of magic and medicine. 

#akhtober #egyptian #deities #drawing #mythology #art #heka #day3 #digitaldrawing #magic #pagan #witchcraft #illustration #simple #kemetic #firealpaca #artist #artistoninstagram #myart #dahkyarts #artistoftales #artistonig

[notwiselybuttoowell]

Apotropaic rod featuring a variety of protective animals and motifs

Middle Kingdom, late 12th or 13th dynasty

Glazed Steatite

[the-nocturnal-writer]

Oh- Who am I kidding, I want to show off Heka and Con's re-designs so bad!

[3amclothesmonster]

Look at my lawyer dawg 😭🙏🏽 I'm going to jailll

[egypt-museum]

Colossal Statue of Akhenaten

The statue is a representation of the king in a distinctive style that deviates from traditional Egyptian art. The king holds heka and nekhakha (the crook and flail) scepters, symbols of power and authority. His features are presented in the typical style of the Amarna Period, with narrow slanting eyes, a long thin face, and thick lips.

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1353-1336 BC. From the Temple of Aten, Karnak. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 49529

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[thegayestaddams]

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okokok soooo these are my supernatural ocs!! i’m honestly hoping to talk about them more, either on here or some kind of side blog, bc i really truly unironically love them more than life itself. they’re such a cute silly trio fr. i’ll introduce them more in a different post (i hope) but for now, they are (left to right): Heka, Nita, and Kaïs! Heka and Nita are gay married, hence the wedding rings :)

i commissioned the drawing from the lovely @noicyleech :] they draw a lot of spn content, so i thought it would only be fitting. all drawing credit ofc goes to them! go check out their blog if u wanna see some awesome art!

[glitterforboys]

[aura-of-courage]

some heka eclipse themed colored sketches for friends :]

[likeabruise-zine]

💞 With our previews underway, we wanted to share a final roundup of our lineup for the zine! 💞

We have an incredibly talented group of people contributing fic, art, and digital merch for Like a Bruise. Please give them some love, likes, and follows in all the places they can be found!

📝Writers

Charles Forestchurch {AO3} || KitsuneFaux {AO3} || Millie {AO3} || Miri {AO3} || MissMewachu {AO3} || Ruin {AO3} || whimwitch {AO3} || Yuusaris {AO3}

🎨Page Artists and/or Merch Artists

Baka || Bibo {IG} || mxrtified {Twitter} || DragonBeak {IG} || Heka {Twitter} || Koutone {IG} || Mezbee || Michela {Twitter} || Necrofearist || Neo {IG} || NINA {Twitter} || Pal || Pine || Rayanne {IG} || Sapph {IG} || Tepperz || Tiny {IG}

[emberglowfox]

You said you wanted cat pictures, so here are my babies, Artemis, Hekate, and Mick Jagger. Heka is the black one, Art and Mick Jagger are the cuddlers :)

oh my god the cuddlers.... and small void

[whencyclopedia]

Magic & Medicine in Ancient Egypt

Magic and medicine in ancient Egypt were understood as gifts from the god Heka, who presided over both, and were used together – or interchangeably – by medical professionals in treating patients. 'Magic' was recognized as the act of drawing on natural or supernatural energies to attain a desired result from c. 6000 BCE through c. 4th century CE.

This collection presents a brief overview of the uses of magic in the medical arts as well as in spiritual defense and overall protection from harmful supernatural entities. Magic was understood as a reality of existence, a beneficial power to be utilized, throughout one's life on earth and continuing into the afterlife.

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[hesy-bes]

Hi :3 Can you do a devotional poem for Djehuty? I'm particularly interested in one that highlights his patronage of writing and/or scholarship.

O' Djehuty,

Great God of Scribes,

your hand guides my pen,

moving across the papyrus,

writing heka into creation.

You guide my muse,

leading me to great works of art and wisdom,

and with the my heart is happy.

Dua Djehuty, writer of writers!