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Isis - goddess of fertility, womanhood and prosperity, health, healing and immortality.

Isis was the daughter of Nut, wife of Osiris, and mother of Horus. She was sometimes called Eset. When Osiris was killed by Set, his body was set adrift in the Nile and Isis began her search for him. When she found him, Set learned of it and stole his body, chopped it into pieces, and threw it into the water again. Isis retrieved her husband and reassembled him. Isis was celebrated at one festival called The Lychnapsia, the Festival of Lights, on August 12, to commemorate seeking her spouse in the darkness by torchlight, and her processions resembled those of Bastet.

Egyptians addressed her as "thou lady of the red apparel".
In addition, thanks to *cleasterwood for the further info, Isis was what the Greeks called her. Auset ( also Aset) is what the Egyptians called her, but it was pronounced as"ee-set" (a guess by Egyptologists). Auset was the matron of nature and magic.

Okay so this took me a hell of a while but I think it was worth it. It's my entry into the SERES artbook sequel by .

The theme is art noveau tied in with a Kemonomimi (a character that is mixed between animal and human, namedly a human form with animal parts).

You can find more information about this artbook on [link]

Character drawn in painter, background drawn in illustrator, and they made babies in Photoshop.

Description
Isis - goddess of fertility, womanhood and prosperity, health, healing and immortality.

Isis was the daughter of Nut, wife of Osiris, and mother of Horus. She was sometimes called Eset. When Osiris was killed by Set, his body was set adrift in the Nile and Isis began her search for him. When she found him, Set learned of it and stole his body, chopped it into pieces, and threw it into the water again. Isis retrieved her husband and reassembled him. Isis was celebrated at one festival called The Lychnapsia, the Festival of Lights, on August 12, to commemorate seeking her spouse in the darkness by torchlight, and her processions resembled those of Bastet.

Egyptians addressed her as "thou lady of the red apparel".
In addition, thanks to *cleasterwood for the further info, Isis was what the Greeks called her. Auset ( also Aset) is what the Egyptians called her, but it was pronounced as"ee-set" (a guess by Egyptologists). Auset was the matron of nature and magic.

Okay so this took me a hell of a while but I think it was worth it. It's my entry into the SERES artbook sequel by .

The theme is art noveau tied in with a Kemonomimi (a character that is mixed between animal and human, namedly a human form with animal parts).

You can find more information about this artbook on [link]

Character drawn in painter, background drawn in illustrator, and they made babies in Photoshop.