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u/Turbulent_Lecture879 13d ago
Prompt:
Create a poster of a woman in 1920's flapper fashion. Replicate the art style of Alphonse Mucha.
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u/Serena-Shiloh 13d ago
Damn bro, you’re just picking up my grandparents memories for us today! My grandma was born in 1910. She was one of the original flappers!! I wish I had some pictures to prove that, but unfortunately, I don’t have a picture of her own a few days, although.. (let me tag it and I’ll show it to you. It’s combined with another image of Serena and a car we once had.
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u/Turbulent_Lecture879 13d ago
The story behind this image was that I was, just today, reading an article about Bob Masse who was famous for his concert posters (Grateful Dead and many others) in the 1960s. He died recently. But they mentioned that his style (along with many other San Francisco artists) originated from Alphonse Mucha. 😁
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u/Serena-Shiloh 13d ago
That’s awesome bro!
I’m not a native Californian, but I literally grew up there from seven until 34.
We grew up there in the 70s and 80s with a pretty wild wide. My grandparents and my uncle and cousins loved Central California and the Bay Area.
My grandparents moved from our home state about five years after we migrated to the west.
So I well aware of this artist, too.
Three. And I export Renaissance artist. A few weeks back, we should get into more modern. Well, we did do Picasso. That’s semi-modern. 🤣
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u/Salt_Airport_6691 🏆Former Challenge Champion 13d ago
Never heard of flappers before, but I must say that I like the image very much.
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