1920's Flapper Girls - Art Project Catchup!

Hey guys!

I hope you're all enjoying your Easter/Spring holidays so far, I know I am! 

It's nice to relax and have lie-ins in the mornings, but I have got quite a bit of homework to complete. 

Talking of homework (nice segway Fran), I've been completing an art project recently. I struggle sometimes to just sit down and do some art, so I really need to get on with this project now!

I thought I would share some of the work I've recently done. 

For my project, I am focusing on '1920's American Culture'. I've always been intrigued by this time period, so I wanted this to be reflected in my work.

A section of my work is focused on 'Women and their roles in the 1920's'. I wanted to do a couple of pages on the importance of Flapper Girls and how they changed women's roles.

Ethlyn Clair - American Actress/Flapper

1920's Vogue cover

Gilda Grey- American Actress/Flapper

What is your favourite time-period? Are you a fan of the 1920's like me?

Let me know in the comments!

I hope to share some more of my art project throughout the holiday,

Thanks for reading,

Fran ☺

Art Project in Progress...

Art project in progress...

I will report back soon!

Have a great week,

Fran ♥

1920's Love Affair - A Little Story

 Her hair was mahogany brown and bobbed above her shoulders. It almost always adorned with a glimmering diamond headband, which swayed from side to side when she danced.

She would stain her lips with warm hues; blood reds, juicy peaches and vibrant pinks.

Her fingernails were long and lady-like. She would often tap them on the table to the rhythm of her favourite songs. She wore mid-length flapper dresses, in which she would run and laugh about in.

 His hair was jet-black, slicked back and cut just above his ears. He would wear formal wear in everyday occassions; he was always dressed to impress. He would spend his days at his typewriter, it was old and dying, but his words always gave it new life.

They were a 1920's love affair.

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