Analiese Herrin is a multi-platform artist whose passion is art and sharing art, in whatever medium it may take. She is a culture journalist, aspiring PR specialist, model and artist with the hopes of sharing her passion for music, fashion, visual art and more. Analiese is also a University of Georgia Journalism undergraduate student pursuing an MA in Public Relations. Besides writing for Vinyl Magazine, she also writes for Athens' Flagpole Magazine, is a model and she works as a stylist in fashion.
She began her life as Grace Herrin in her hometown of Thomasville, Georgia. Growing up with a passion for art, music, and more her entire childhood, she became determined to make a life out of this passion... creating the very distractions that connect the human race. She left her small town and changed her name to Analiese Herrin, leaving her old self behind and never looking back. After spending a year at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) where she studied production design, costume design and discovered her knack for modeling, she transferred to the University of Georgia. Since this existential crisis, the artist has flourished as a model in Atlanta, thrived as a music and fashion journalist, attended Oxford University to study abroad, won awards for her visual art and will be earning her MA in PR.