: Size equals status. Pharaohs and gods are depicted as giants compared to servants, children, or animals.
: Figures are shown from their most recognizable angles simultaneously—the head and legs are in profile, but the torso and eye face forward. This ensured the "essence" of the person was complete for the afterlife. Egyptian Art
: Figures were rarely shown aging or flawed; they represented the perfect, eternal state of the individual. The Language of Color : Size equals status