Medusa has ears if you want her to have ears, it's your painting after all! :-)

I'm kind of embarrassed by this, but as I was re-examining the photos this morning that I took last night before the deadline, I realized there is a better one than the one I posted. The lighting is better, the lines are more crisp when I zoom in (and I added an extra piece of paper to "stretch" it to more correct dimensions; for some reason I didn't think it worked out last night). So I'm attaching it here because it pains me enough to know I didn't show a better photo of my work (I still need a better set-up for photographing my work because it never looks professional). Face-palm. Oh well, I'll know better next time to not reject an image before studying it closer! Has anyone else done that before? :-) Any tips for photographing (large) pencil drawings, especially ones that are on the light side?

Working title: The Many Lives of A Lively Artist. I need to get a better set up for photographing my work. :/ Daring of me to do a movie poster in pencil, eh? :-)