Wow it's been a long time since I've posted on here. I'm such a blog slacker, lol! However even with saying that I'm going to make this post short and sweet. If you're looking for vegan art or you're a vegan artist looking for a place to express yourself then head on over to
Veganica!

First off I have to credit
Bust Magazine's Blog for introducing me to this amazing women. If you're not reading Bust Magazine or their blog I urge you to start now!
Lee Miller was a model, muse and last but certainly not least a photographer. Lee start her photography career off by studying with Surrealist artist and photographer
Man Ray. She was the only female war photographer during WW2 and the haunting images she took graced the pages of British Vogue. She covered the London Blitz, the liberation of Paris and was also one of the first photographers present at the liberation of two concentration camps (
Buchenwald and
Dachau). The images she took there would haunt her for the rest of her life. On a lighter note she also was also known for her humorous photos and took many comical portraits of her famous artist friends. If you want to learn more about Lee Miller then make sure to checkout this
online feature that explores her life and her art.
I've been totally slacking on the bloggage lately and I apologize. I was away and I'm finding it hard to get back into blogging mode. So like I said in my
craft blog I'll make this one short but sweet. I recently started reading
Edie: American Girl (It was first published in 1982). It's a book about
Warhol Superstar
Edie Sedgwick and her family. It's a pretty interesting book and I'll do a longer post about it when I've finished reading it. However I do recommend checking it out for yourself! If I wasn't writing this now I'd be reading it!
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