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1 POP ART: 1955-1970 American style with bold images of everyday objects

2 Pop Art was based on consumerism and “popular culture” Roy Lichenstein…copied comic strips out of the newspaper. Bold Simple Everyday images Vibrant color Hip modern feel

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4 Andy Warhol used advertising and celebrities in his screen printed images

5 Bold…simple…everyday objects…vibrant color

6 Its all about popular culture…”Pop Art”

7 Contemporary Pop Art…

8 Pop Art Painting with 4 color schemes 1.Choose a comic character, celebrity or advertisment/product you like 2.Draw the image large on 6x9 paper and then trace the image 4 times on the larger 12x18 paper 3.Panel #1 = complementary colors 4.Panel #2 = analogous colors 5.Panel #3 = monochromatic colors 6.Panel #4 = warm or cool colors 7.Paint neatly and avoid tiny details…your image should be large with areas of color blocking. This will have a flat and graphic look.

9 Pop Art Painting Rubric Character/image___/25 pts Color schemes___/30 pts Craftsmanship___/25 pts Creativity___/20 pts Grade _____/100 pts

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