"When you see cult images in museums you are seeing a divine being completely out of context without connection to its cultic function....

"When you spend a year of your life in service to birthing an image, crafting the God, feeding Them, taking Them on pilgrimage, giving...

"Divine forms are the most powerful form of religious engagement. Cult images are the visible aspect of the Gods, the aspect of the...

"I don't birth cult images without express consent and participation from the deity in question. Cult images can't be made without the...

People often ask me why my icons take so long to craft. We live in a society where instant gratification is taken for granted as a way of...

The bole colors (under painting) have been completed on the Akem-Shield of Sekhmet the Eye of Ra and Mistress of Heaven in preparation...

Work continues this morning on the Akem-Shield of Sekhmet Who Incinerates the Rebels. The detailed wesekh-broad collar of the Goddess is...

There are colors applied to my icons that are never seen by the human eye, and yet play an important role in how the completed image...

Current progress on the Akem-Shield of Sekhmet Who Incinerates the Rebels. Work continues building up details on the wesekh-broad collar...

Come, come O Eye of Ra, come in renewed strength, in the bright and shining glory of Your Father! Upon His apex You blaze as the Enflamed...

Work continues today on building the reliefs on the Akem-Shield of Sekhmet Who Incinerates the Rebels. Currently working on the rearing...

NOTE: This feature first appeared on the Icons of Kemet Blogger blog on March 12, 2015 Adriano Bulla As you know, Coleridge would have...

NOTE: This feature first appeared on the Icons of Kemet Blogger blog on March 12, 2015 Adriano Bulla The colour blue... If I think at...

NOTE: This feature first appeared on the Icons of Kemet Blogger blog on March 12, 2015 Adriano Bulla I was at the British Museum not long...

NOTE: This feature first appeared on the Icons of Kemet Blogger blog on March 12, 2015 Adriano Bulla Some people may regard icons as...