1. Taking Warhol Further in PowerPoint
Objectives
To consider what factors make a good Pop-Art image.
To create your own Pop-Art pictorial combinations.
To evaluate what factors combine well to make ‘good’ Pop-Art.
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2. Starter: Match the character with the scene
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3. Starter: what if we mixed & matched?

4. Main Task:
You are going to experiment with creating Pop-Art images from a combination of base-images.
Go back to your original outline image, select it and go to Arrange >> Ungroup.
Select and delete all the background lines.
Then press Ctrl+A >> Arrange >> Group.

5. Task: choose a celebrity image and create a blank outline template, like you did with the Mona Lisa.

7. Your Canvas: (delete this when you have pasted-in your image)

8. Task:
Once you have Grouped your outline image and created a few copies of the slide, you can experiment with re-sizing the image.
Your task now is to create some combinations of images; i.e. Place Mona Lisa on a boat!!

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11. Image1 + Image 2:

12. Plenary: Why do my Warhol combinations work?
List three reasons why you decided to place these two particular images together: 1) 2) 3)
List three factors why you think particularly make these two images work so well together:

13. Plenary: 3 Stars & A Wish Three things I have done well this lesson:
One thing I think I could have better this lesson: