Self-Published Works
Books fully created by Megan Zane and published through print on demand company Lulu.
Art and Design
Enamel pins, paintings, digital commissions, and oracle cards.
Published work
Published works that feature the art of Megan Zane
Self-Published Works
Sekhmet's Servant : Kemetic Daily Devotional
The Egyptian gods are there for you. Every day, every moment. They are part of the whole of Creation. This book is about getting to know them. It is about spending a moment everyday with them. This book adds another step on the bridge between seeker and devotee. Take a journey through the Kemetic year with the gods.
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Sekhmet's Servant Oracle Companion booklet
Is a companion piece to the Sekhmet's Servant Oracle Deck that can be found in Art and Design. Booklet contains art and small write up by the creator of the deck.
Egyptian Gods : Coloring Book
A coloring book featuring illustrations of the Egyptian gods. A list of the gods within the book is found on the back cover. Preview available on Amazon.
Shark Witch
Coloring book meets witchcraft. Meditations, spells, and ceremonies embraced by illustrations exemplifying the power of the shark.
Art and Design
Sekhmet's Servant Oracle Deck
A deck of 100 cards featuring 99 gods and spirits completes this deck. It is printed on demand by The Game Crafter. The companion booklet for it contains a small write up about the cards.The Oracle Deck is back up! Follow the link below to purchase.
Enamel Pins
Using Kickstarter campaigns 5 pins were created in hard enamel. They are inspired by ancient Egyptian amulets. They are sold on Etsy usually but the Etsy store has been emptied and on pause due to Covid-19. The hope is that once the Pandemic risk is lowered pins will be available again.
Digital Art
As a freelance artist, commissions are important. Digital art is created using art programs on the computer. The turn around for a digital piece tends to be faster.
For information or to inquire about a commission contact Megan Zane.
Traditional Art
Traditional art is created using what is referred to as traditional media which includes paints, brushes, colored pencils, papers, canvas and so on. Traditional art has the advantage of producing a physical piece of art that can be handled and displayed.
For information or to inquire about a commission contact Megan Zane
Published Work
Below are the publications in which Megan Zane has contributed art.
The Complete Encyclopedia of Egyptian Deities by Rev. Dr. Tamara Siuda
The Ancient Egyptian Daybook by Tamara Siuda
Seized by Sekhmet by Barbara Jean Lindsey
The Queen of the Sky Who Rules Over All the Gods: A Devotional Anthology in Honor of Bast by Bibliotheca Alexandrina
About the Artist
Megan Zane is an alumna of Columbus College of Art and Design. She has contributed artwork to a few anthologies but her work is most recognized from The Ancient Egyptian Daybook by Tamara Siuda and the Sekhmet’s Servant Oracle. Much of her art focuses on understanding the manifestations of the gods, processing their multiplicity and immensity in a visual format. As a priest of Sekhmet within the Kemetic Orthodox religion, she has always aimed for her work to bring the gods closer to the people. It is her hope that her artwork and projects continue to connect the gods to those seeking them.
