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1. solosater wrote: A copon is a castrated rooster, I'd guess as with most animals this would calm him and make him a good pet. Chickens were brought to Egypt from Persia during the 18th dynasty. |
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2. indigo wrote: Can't believe all these beautiful pictures! Ra is good and so is your mosiaic |
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3. solosater wrote: Btw, I'd like to thank waterlily for the great lotys blossoms. I didn't ask permission; I hope I don't get yelled at or hated on;-) |
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4. solosater wrote: Thanks indigo, I don't believe my mosaic is anything like one would have seen in antient Egypt but the style was there so... |
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5. waterlily wrote: Well done, that piece makes lotus blossom easy for us, doesn't it. It's there for all to use, feel free. |
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6. solosater wrote: Thanks, I will make free with the lotus blossoms with no shame;-) |
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7. marg wrote: hey, this one is superb, solo.. and apologies for rating (but I had to)! |
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8. kyung wrote: Fantastic drawing!! Thanks for the world history lesson :o) I am learning a lot through TD! |
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9. matthew wrote: I thought I noticed something missing on that rooster... |
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10. solosater wrote: I always wonder how they do that sort of thing; I mean on a dog or a horse it's pretty clear cut, pardon the pun, but on a rooster? I can't even tell the difference between a male and female cat. |
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11. raydog wrote: This is fine |
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