The
Beautiful Women Project
By M. E. Wood
Young
women are very misinformed on what breasts should look like.
Their only examples usually the occasional friend, aging parent,
magazines and television. Unfortunately they end up comparing
themselves to what they see on the screen believing the images
to be those of perfection when in most cases things have been
nipped, tucked, taped or demied into position.
I
attended an excellent exhibit on women's breasts. The artist,
Cheryl-Ann Webster made casts of 100 women's breasts, decorated
them and is now displaying them for all people to see. The
casts were taken from women in age ranging from 19 -91. Some
were pregnant, some skinny, some fat, some saggy. All showing
the amazing diversity present in the female form. No two breasts
are alike, not even on the same body.
Here
are links to previous articles I did regarding The Beautiful
Women Project:
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The
Beautiful Women Project
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Interview
with Artist Cheryl-Ann Webster
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Breast
Update - Beautiful Women Project
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View photos of casts from The
Studio Gallery.
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