An ultra- realistic, cinematic half- body portrait of Thoth, the profound Egyptian God of Knowledge and Writing. He is inscribing the fabric of reality with a living reed pen that transforms into various writing implements throughout history. His ibis head is crowned with a lunar disc that phases in real- time, eyes gleaming with infinite wisdom. Attired in a robe of papyrus that unfurls endlessly, covered in hieroglyphs that shift and rearrange to answer unasked questions. Floating tablets of every material- stone, clay, gold, and light- surround him, recording the sum of human knowledge. Spectral baboons, manifestations of sacred mathematics, and the Feather of Truth leaving trails of judgement orbit him, emphasizing his roles in knowledge, measurement, and balance. The slightly elevated view presents him as the elevated scribe of the gods. A backdrop morphing between a star- map of ancient Egypt and the interior of the Great Library of Alexandria complements the deity. Technical Details: Rendered in the style of James Jean, ancient Egyptian scribes, and data visualization artist Refik Anadol, with ethereal moonlight contrasted by the sharp glow of divine script, a deep color palette of lapis lazuli blues, papyrus golds, and cosmic blacks, sharp textures, and a mesmerizing blend of ancient iconography with futuristic data streams. Created using HDR blending, reactive calligraphy effects, and complex particle systems representing the flow of knowledge