POP ART

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POP ART

• Mrs. ONeill
• Painting and Drawing

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A brief history of the art movement

• Subject is focused on media or commercial images
• Developed from the abstract and minimalist
  movements
• 1950s -60s in U.S.
• end of WWII suburbia America/prosperity
• age of TV and media advertising

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Artist Jasper Johns Title Three Flags Medium
encaustic on canvas Date 1958
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Robert Rauschenberg Combine Collages
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Artist Andy Warhol Title Marilyn
Diptych Medium Oil, acrylic, and silkscreen on
enamel on canvas, two panels Size each 6' 10" X
4'9" (2.05 X 1.44 m) Date 1962 Museum Tate
Gallery, London
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Roy Lichtenstein

• 1923-1997
• WWII Vet, taught art in NY for 3 yrs becoming a
  full time painter
• Lichtenstein was best known for his paintings
  based on comic strips, with their themes of
  passion, romance, science fiction, violence, and
  war.
• uses the commercial art methods projectors
  magnify spray-gun stencils, creating dots to make
  the pictures look like newspaper cartoons seen
  through a magnifying glass.

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Artist Roy Lichtenstein Title Oh, Jeff . . . I
Love You, too . . . But . . . Medium Oil and
Magna on canvas Size 48 X 48" (122 X 122
cm) Date 1964
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Used paint dots to portray the illusion that the
painting was an ad or comic printing
association with pop culture
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Your Pop Art Painting Instructionspart 1 -
drawing

• Look through comic books to find 1 frame must
  meet the following criteria
• The image must make a social statement a
  statement about an issue in modern society
  (war, violence, abuse, racism, sexism, religion,
  politics)
• Challenging Image to draw and paint
• Get approved, cut out and glue on 9x12 paper

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Your Pop Art Painting Instructionspart 1 -
drawing

• 2. Measure image to determine how many times it
  can be enlarged
• I can help you cut the proper
• size piece of butcher paper
• 3. Graph small image and large image
• the size of your graph is determined by
  the enlargement
• 4. Draw what you see in each box

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Your Pop Art Painting Instructionspart 2 -
painting

• Create a color wheel on 9x12 paper
• Practice mixing the colors you see in your pop
  art image
• Paint to match the colors in your image as close
  as possible (tempera)
• Once dry, outline everything in image and write
  in text with a sharpie
• Dont forget to attach the original!