First come the apprenticed Artisans who plastered the Walls before painting/inking the gridlines which allowed for the Junior Artisans to draw the Red Inked outline of the scene they wanted to portray, before the Senior Artisans who would make the adjustments to the Junior Artisan’s work to ensure that the scene was perfected in line with the correct Spells.

The High Priests of Ptah, not just in the Great Temple at Memphis, but throughout Egypt were Chief Architects and Master Artisans themselves and were in charge of the decoration, and sometimes more, of the Royal’s Temples and Funerary Complexes . . . . .