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Lilith convinced Medusa that the snakes had to go. One hair style for centuries was just not appropriate for a goddess. It was a hard decision, but music seems always the right answer. Lilith's Owls took care of the serpents. Lilith's music grew Medusa's new hair.

Laura Brightwood is a professional fine and digital artist and writer. Her work is published in both word and image. Her work is featured as the cover artist and illustrator for multiple children's picture books and educational curriculum. Laura's commissioned human and animal portraiture have been the delight of many. Using both digital and traditional mediums, Laura is an artist who begins from the elements of fine art and uses the technology of digital mediums to blend the two. Her home is Hillsborough, NC. Laura is a native of Kentucky, having completed both her undergraduate and masters studies in the Bluegrass state. She is a psychotherapist, mom, and servant to three cats. Laura Brightwood Art - IllustratorPromote Your...