05-06-2025, 03:22 AM
What I find consistent in nearly all the facial illustrations, with a few exceptions, is the curved line that runs from one eyebrow, down the bridge of the nose and then around the bottom of the nose. It seems to be something a bit peculiar, as do the double eyebrow and nose exceptions. How do other 'line-drawn' faces compare?
The similarity of the faces would seem to indicate a single artist, but was it the same individual as the single scribe? Was it one of the five scribes? Or was it another person entirely? And who drew all the plants?
The similarity of the faces would seem to indicate a single artist, but was it the same individual as the single scribe? Was it one of the five scribes? Or was it another person entirely? And who drew all the plants?