It’s time for me to dive into VR to make some fresh illustrations for Jazz Age Wednesdays on Teagan’s Books.
I’ll be back on Monday 4/16/18
Please enjoy ‘boop-boop-a-doop girl’, Helen Kane
Helen Kane Collection 1928-1930
The Popular Jazz Archive
The Internet Archive
Featured image (c) Rob Goldstein 2018
Photo of Helen Kane is public domain
“I Wanna Be Loved by You” by Herbert Stothart and Harry Ruby
Recorded by Helen Kane
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A perfect soundtrack for Hullaba Lulu, Rob. “I want to be loved by you” could easily reflect Lulu’s conflicted attitude about Valentino. Have a sublime Sunday. Hugs.
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She’s evolving…I think. 🙂
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Yes, all the characters/personalities are works in progress as the things guide me to unexpected traits. 🙂 Hugs.
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Helen is gorgeous, Rob.
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The women of that age staged a revolution that history has mostly ignored; yet the way we live now was introduced by them. I find it interesting that the ‘Flapper’ is primarily remembered as frivolous but the ‘style’ was a political statement.
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I didn’t know that. You should write a post about it.
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I’ll have to think about a way in, if that makes sense. What piques my curiosity is why it happened: was it women winning the vote or was it a sudden shift in consciousness? Why does our species have these bursts of social evolution?
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I think, Rob, that winning the vote may have played a bit role. The Suffragettes were significant emancipating leaders and those always have a massive impact on people.
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That and the Freudian conception of the subconscious.
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VR?
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Virtual Reality. I have a virtual workshop where stage illustrations.
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I love my Vive… that sounds awesome!
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Now that I think about it, there’s something magical about entering a 3 dimensional environment to make theatrical illustrations?
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It is all very magical. VR, is amazing.
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Using it to illustrate a story is a little like staging a play. It’s a fun challenge.
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What kind of headset are you using? (questions questions… I have more! ) lol
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I’m using a Logotech USB headset. it’s pretty good.
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Thank you Robert, what a brilliant piece of historical music.
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She had a great voice. The only version I was familiar with was the one sung by Monroe in ‘Some Like it Hot’. https://youtu.be/WQIvhotZSUw
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