Kristen Stewart: Vogue 2-11 and W 9-11 Using a Variation of William Burroughs Cut Up Technique

There is seduction and then there is the production of seduction which = provacative, NOT seductive

Which is glam???

 Vogue February 2011                                                   W September 2011

Photographed by Mario Testino for Vogue                                                               

               W  September 2011                                                         Vogue February 2011                        

W September 2011                                                            Vogue February 2011

                                                                               W September 2011                          

                             Vogue February 2011                                    

         Vogue February 2011                                                                          W  September 2011

 The actress posed for the Vogue February cover with Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez in a deserted L.A. warehouse

                                                                Vogue February 2011

Kristen Stewart as Tracy in Into The Wild
Of all my hundreds of pics on all my blogs, this is the pic that has by far the most hits

W  Hey! Amy Winehouse  is hot right now! Now that she just died. Let's recycle her LOOK and paste it on Kristen Stewart! Great! HIGH - FIVE  for you! (My imagined fantasy photo spread planning conversation.)

VOGUE VIDEO LINK HERE.... she talked exclusively to Vogue.com about how she got her start in the business, the strangest part about being thrust under microscope, and where she sees herself in ten years.   (Do go there as it's a lovely video of Kristen.)

Steal This Greg Irons War Image

Greg Irons on War - Another "Stolen" Copyright

Every time I see another of his drawings "stolen" by a publication he published in in order to keep paying the rent and eating, I want to scream. All his Fillmore posters from the 60's, for which he was paid $100 each, maybe less at the beginning.

That motherfucking Bill Graham (who ran a great "deterrence game")  made hundreds of thousands. Greg always copyrighted his drawings and he was so happy in the early 60's before SF fame, to sign anything he gave away. He was very generous, but he always copyrighted them. So fortunately his brother Mark inherited all those copyrights. The ones not "stolen" from him.

Steal this pic and make a poster and put it under all those post office ads for recruitment. Any place that recruits, put one there. Put it on business cards. Leaflet all over with it. Greg would love love love you to do this if he were still alive.