from Teagan’s Books
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Hi ya’ll. Yes, you are at Jazz Age Wednesdays. Pull up a chair and get comfortable!
Art by Rob Goldstein
I’m working on the story for Chapter 3 of Hullaba Lulu. Rob has already created a collection of wonderful images, and sent “three things” to drive the story. However, I’ve been dealing with “stuff” again for the past week (and weekend), and it kept me from writing. So rather than give you a lower “quality” (not to mention rushed) episode I’m sharing a couple of things in stead.
Artist Rob Goldstein is collaborating with me for the new series, Hullaba Lulu. Rob shared some of his art for the “Lulu-verse” at his blog. There are new images, and some that you might not see here during the series. Click here, it’s a fun post.
Gramps, Valentino, and Lulu — by Rob Goldstein
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This is awesome! I am so happy for you about this collaboration!
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You opened this door for me when I saw what you did with my photo.
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Oh my, this makes me very very happy! You are so talented and I feel most honored about what you said here. I am looking forward to what all unfolds and develops from here, Robert!!
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It’s slow going, Erika but the idea is to keep going.
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That is a good idea, I’d say.
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Wonderful art.
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Thank you, Paula!
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Huge thanks for reblogging, Rob. Hugs!
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Love jazz
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As I I learn about the 1920’s can see that the 60’s were a re-iteration of them. We may be due for another cycle. Thanks for the visit and comment my friend.
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I had never thought about the two decades in that way, but I can see that you’re right. Fun food for fancy.
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the 20’s and 60’s share several common themes:
a Prohibition: in the 20’s alcohol, in the 60’s marijuana.
Feminism and new sexual freedoms for women.
A social rebellion against religious and conservative restrictions.
Androgyny in fashion for women in the 20’s and in the 60’s for men.
I’m sure there are other parallels.
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It gave me a few ideas…:)
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It’s always such a pleasure to read you my friend 💓
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Thank you for the visit and the comment. The writing is by Teagan Geneviene. I’m working on the illustrations. https://teagansbooks.com/
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