Wepwawet – 101 Neter Project

Wepwawet is an ancient Egyptian deity often depicted as a wolf or as a man with a wolf’s head, associated with warfare and the afterlife. In a pencil and watercolor drawing on A4 paper, you might illustrate Wepwawet standing tall, showcasing his features with fine pencil lines that capture the texture of his fur. The watercolor can bring vibrancy to the background, perhaps with desert tones or celestial elements, while the deity’s silhouette stands out in contrast, symbolizing his protective and guiding nature on the journey to the afterlife. Adding hieroglyphs or traditional Egyptian motifs could further enhance the piece, grounding it in its cultural context.