(Sorry if there's already a similar thread, but I couldn't find one with much posted after a few attempts at searching... )
I was doing some research because I would love to do my own illustrations of Lindy at some point and ran across this. So cute! I love the idea of dancing illustrations. What have you all found in the way of Lindy art?
EDIT - Artist is HeartGear on deviantART. http://heartgear.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=96#/d1u2ht4
Originally posted Friday, December 3, 2010 (1 year ago)
I know this site: http://www.vintagejazzart.com/ has some awesome prints and posters of Lindy Hop. Also a portion of every purchase goes to The Lindy Hoppers Fund!
Originally posted Saturday, December 4, 2010 (1 year ago)
"This drawing is from a photograph taken at Camp Jitterbug 2008 http://www.pbase.com/lindyshutterbug/image/98975084. I think it’s Teni Lopez-Cardenas from Denver/Austin? Anyway, I love drawing to find those great organic lines in people, her leg, the arm. It was just such a great moment in time, I had to catch that swivel and play with it. Sorry Teni. Sorry Dan. Sorry shoe. Sorry arm. This was about legs, angles and finding the best lines ever."
Originally posted Sunday, December 5, 2010 (1 year ago)
I suppose quite a bit of lindy illustrations are to be found in event marketing... here's a great one by Ceth Stifel from Denver, albeit a little esoteric:
Originally posted Sunday, December 5, 2010 (1 year ago)
I seem to remember there being a mini-gallery of lindy hop art in Herrang in either 2006 or 2007, and there was some interesting lindy inspired art there. Anyone remember what I'm talking about and know something more about it?
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Originally posted Monday, December 6, 2010 (1 year ago)
We're considering a music/dancing/jazz era art show for an event since there's a great art gallery space that would be excellent for dancing. We'd have to plan ahead though, to gather and solicit the pieces, which might be the hard part. But I love when people experience the same thing from different genre perspectives.
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Lindy Illustrations and Artwork
(Sorry if there's already a similar thread, but I couldn't find one with much posted after a few attempts at searching... )
I was doing some research because I would love to do my own illustrations of Lindy at some point and ran across this. So cute! I love the idea of dancing illustrations. What have you all found in the way of Lindy art?
EDIT - Artist is HeartGear on deviantART. http://heartgear.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=96#/d1u2ht4
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Why It Took Me 13 Years to Learn the Big Apple • My hiphop crew Freeplay performing at the Dance-a-Rama (video).
These are also interesting...
Top: "Concepts in Lindy Hop" - Laura Glaess
Middle: "Lindy Lean-Dip" and "Lindy Swing-Out" - Jacqui Oakley
Bottom: "Swing Dancers" - Crayon-Tiger
I know this site: http://www.vintagejazzart.com/ has some awesome prints and posters of Lindy Hop. Also a portion of every purchase goes to The Lindy Hoppers Fund!
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I suppose quite a bit of lindy illustrations are to be found in event marketing... here's a great one by Ceth Stifel from Denver, albeit a little esoteric:
Old West Sausage Fest by ~Thumper-001 on deviantART
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I seem to remember there being a mini-gallery of lindy hop art in Herrang in either 2006 or 2007, and there was some interesting lindy inspired art there. Anyone remember what I'm talking about and know something more about it?
follow my adventures at www.AppalachianToAlpine.blogspot.com!
We're considering a music/dancing/jazz era art show for an event since there's a great art gallery space that would be excellent for dancing. We'd have to plan ahead though, to gather and solicit the pieces, which might be the hard part. But I love when people experience the same thing from different genre perspectives.
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