1 - general dimensions of the tomb as a whole and the dimensions of its chambers and passages; 2 - the purpose of separate chambers and passages, their names and their corresponding shapes; 3 - the subjects of the pictures and their composition in general. The purely artistic decoration works were minutely planned (Bogoslovsky, 1980, p. 91).  
Bogoslovsky also shows that the lead draughtsman demonstrated his thorough understanding and knowledge of the work to be carried out by stopping and correcting the artists when the work went wrong. Because of the draughtsman's involvement in the minute and effective execution of works of art, Bogoslovsky asserts, '[s]uch organisation of work of the draughtsmen makes it appear that all decorations of a tomb are made by one single artist' (p. 93; emphasis added).  
Here it becomes apparent that the artists of Kmt must have undergone rigorous and systematic training in order to attain the required level of professionalism. In this extract from his reflections, one such professional artist makes plain his knowledge of anatomy, motion, and portraiture:  
I know the attitude of a man's statue, the gait of a woman [motion], the carriage of ... the bent (altitude) of one being beaten ... I can make an eye look at another [portraiture]; I know the frightened look of men being awakened, the swing of the (spear) throwing arm [anatomy], and the stoop of the runner... This has been revealed to no one, except to myself alone and my eldest son, when the God (the King) ordered that there should be someone (?) to whom it should be revealed. I have seen things produced by his hand [while] in the post of Director of Works, in every precious stone, from silver and gold to ivory and ebony (Moret, 1927, p. 436).  
The artist clearly stated his knowledge of three important elements of the basis of education. He also asserted that he received not only instructions but also practical examples from his king. From the outset, a royal or noble patron supported the artist. In addition, the Kemite priest held the function of chief