Lola's Ladies
by Vicki L. Vermeer, Mary E. Weber
44 illustrations of 1930's vintage fashions -Each coloring page is printed on a separate sheet -Coloring pages are 8.5 x 11 -5 pages in the back can be used to avoid bleed through Lola's fabulous fashions reflect the luxury and glamour of the Art Deco style of design and form. Art Deco was a period in history that embraced exotic styles, bold geometric forms, sleek curving lines and smooth polished surfaces. What a wonderful period of inspiration for Lola in designing fashionable ladies dresses, hats and accessories. The charm of these fashions is timeless and lovely to behold. Hand-drawn, each page in this coloring book is an original work of art. All ages and varying artistic talents will enjoy coloring these pages. Using different coloring mediums such as crayons, pencils, chalk, colored ink pens or pastels, you can put your personal touch to each drawing. Escape into a world of inspiration, relaxation and stress reduction through this adult coloring book. Create a frameable work of art to display. Lola's Ladies Adult Coloring Book with its unique and stylistic designs and graphics makes a delightful gift. You may also want to frame one of your colored drawings as a gift for a special person.
Paperback
English
Brand New
Author Biography
Lolita Edith Mayer was born in Ogden Utah. At a young age her family moved to Oakland, CA. Lola began expressing her love for art the first moment she held a pencil. Lola and her two younger sisters Irene and Ruth sat for hours after school and on weekends drawing. Lola loved designing and sewing clothing. She won a scholarship to Madame Lucille's School of Design where she refined her dress designing talent. Lola learned the practical and whimsical sides of fashion. Not only were the dress lines important but also incorporating the practical side of zippers and buttons. Lola's world was influenced by Art Deco. Her designs reflect that influence with fashions of soft flowing lines and those of a sculptured tailored look. Lola's love of art continued throughout her life.
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