1. Pop Art Foam Block Goals: *Realistic Color *Accurate form
* Very Detailed
*3D, not Flat/2D

2. Andy Warhol
Pop Art: Art emerged from the 1950s and presented a challenge to the traditions of fine art by including imagery from popular culture such as advertising and news. Pop Art Employs aspects of mass culture, such as advertising, comic books and mundane cultural objects.

3. Every day objects

4. Things from childhood

5. Inspired from Movies

6. After Completing planning sheet: Get a piece of foam block
After Completing planning sheet: Get a piece of foam block. Cut, and/or glue it to get the general size. YOU ONLY GET ONE BLOCK!

7. Draw onto your block to plan out where to carve
Draw onto your block to plan out where to carve. If it helps use a marker to color sections to carve out.

8. Carve out your object. When you are towards the end switch to sandpaper and smooth out your fine details.
Sand/Smooth Details
Carve

9. Mix your paint and paint your sculpture with realistic color.