Tales of The Jazz Age Ebook by Shae Synnestvedt

Shae Synnestvedt

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Design By: Shae Synnestvedt

Shae Synnestvedt is a Chicago based illustrator who focuses on merging traditional and digital art-making practices. Her subjects are inspired by books, and movies, as well as the unusual, if not peculiar, side of everyday people, places and things.

 

Design By: Shae Synnestvedt

Shae Synnestvedt is a Chicago based illustrator who focuses on merging traditional and digital art-making practices. Her subjects are inspired by books, and movies, as well as the unusual, if not peculiar, side of everyday people, places and things.

 

Artist Statement

"I created an original ink drawing on vellum and colored it in Photoshop. I wanted to achieve movement through line-work and typography, as well as use bold colors fitting of the era, and reminiscent of Jazz. I wanted to capture the fast, paced excitement of the 1920\'s, or the \"Jazz Age\" through a portrait of the alluring females, or flappers, that are central in most of Fitzgerald\'s stories throughout the collection in \"Tales of the Jazz Age\". " - Shae Synnestvedt

Shae Synnestvedt is a Chicago based illustrator who focuses on merging traditional and digital art-making practices. Her subjects are inspired by books, and movies, as well as the unusual, if not peculiar, side of everyday people, places and things.