Sobek, The Crocodile God

This image is a striking portrait of a male figure with the head of a crocodile, strongly representing the Ancient Egyptian god Sobek. The Figure: The deity is depicted as muscular and powerful, with dark, stylized skin that contrasts sharply with the white highlights on the muscles and the crocodile's jagged teeth. Attire and Symbols: He wears elaborate Ancient Egyptian regalia in black, gold, and white. This includes a broad collar necklace and a royal headcloth (nemes) topped by a horned headdress and a sun disk, all highlighted in shimmering gold. A small Ankh (☥), a symbol of life, hangs from his necklace. Pose: The god holds a golden staff or scepter over his shoulder with a sharp-clawed hand. His intense gaze and powerful posture convey immense strength and a sense of divine authority. Style: The artwork uses brilliant white and gold accents against a solid black background, making the figure appear to glow with otherworldly power.