Snake Goddess Posters and Art Prints

Wadget Egyptian goddess

We all have had bad hair days, and indeed, Medusa or Gorgo had her share as well in between turning folks in the stone. If you're a fan of Greek mythology, snakes, or live in a world where a bad hair day is unavoidable, this design is for you.

Fineliner, watercolour, coffee (+ textures) Featured in *Artistic Feminine Drawings and Paintings*. Featured in *Mythological Creatures*. Featured in *Art Universe*. Placed 4th in the *Goddess or Female Mythological Being of Your Choice* challenge, hosted by *Gaia*.

Gorgon or Medusa portrait designed after a bronze armband of a Greek shield deposted at the great temple of Zeus in Olympia, Greece, 7th century bc

Ramona Szczerba © 2019 Artwork for Wheel of Fortune Tarot card from all - female deck.

Analog Collage Art by Father Amanda

Petrify the Patriarchy

IDEMILI Is A Primordial Igbo Water Goddess. It Was Idemili That Brought The Bag Of Wisdom And Knowledge To Earth. Thus IDEMIRI Is NNE AGWU (The Mother Of Wisdom). IDEMILI N'AKPA AGWU

medusa, a woman who deserved BETTER.

Medusa in marigold water and acrylic

The African water spirit.

Medusa Digital Painting

Medusa was a gorgon, that is, a monster that had snakes in place of hair, and was known for turning to stone anyone who looked at her face. Medusa was a gorgon present in Greek mythology. ... It had a monstrous shape and had snakes on its head instead of hair.

Medusa head writhing in viper snakes. The Greek goddess medusa graphic by gnarly. Medusa is a Gorgon, one of three hideous sisters whose appearance turns men to stone. She is killed by the hero Perseus , who cuts off her head. To the Greeks, Medusa is the leader of an ancient, older matriarchal religion that had to be obliterated; in modern culture, she represents vital sensuality and a power that is threatening to males

Vintage illustration from the German Arts magazine, Jugend

Medusa in punk street art style, with her hair a vibrant array of Snakes

Die Hindu Gottheit Ganesha ist der elefantenköpfige Sohn Shivas. Er ist sehr beliebt und gilt als Überwinder aller Hindernisse. Diese Zeichnung von Ganesha mit einer Schlange um den Bauch ist das perfekte Geschenk für Fans von indischen hinduistischen Göttern.

Turn everyone into stone with this rad shirt!

I’ve always been drawn to Thai and Hindu lore and paintings. This is loosely based on the idea of K?li. The original is 11x35” Ink and acrylic Because of the available sizing. I can only have the bust of her. The original is a full body portrait.

I had these wood boards 15x35” that I wanted to do something on. This is what I came up with. Ink, acrylic, iridescent ink February 2018