An Egyptian-themed cat casts some sort of white magic spell.

The ankh or crux ansata was used in Egyptian art to represent everlasting life and resurrection. The wildcat's clothes and hairstyle were referenced from Egyptian depictions of the real things. Technically, as her clothes are translucent and bras didn't exist then, hints of her nipples should be visible through the cloth, but I wanted this image to stay G-rated.

A cropped and shrunken version of this picture was entered into Furcadia's 2007 M'rill's Festival portrait contest and won Honorable Mention.

Artwork © 2007-2010 Marvin E. Fuller