Jazz Age Wednesdays & Hullaba Review

15 thoughts on “Jazz Age Wednesdays & Hullaba Review”

1. This is awesome! I am so happy for you about this collaboration!

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   1. You opened this door for me when I saw what you did with my photo.

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      1. 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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      2. It’s slow going, Erika but the idea is to keep going.

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      3. That is a good idea, I’d say.

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2. Wonderful art.

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   1. Thank you, Paula!

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3. Huge thanks for reblogging, Rob. Hugs!

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4. Love jazz

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   1. 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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      1. 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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      2. 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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      3. It gave me a few ideas…:)

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      4. It’s always such a pleasure to read you my friend 💓

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      5. 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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