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Pop Art: Roy Lichtenstein
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[T]ake those smug Adobe engineers down a peg by creating your own Pop Art photos using this simple tutorial. Melissa Clifton explains in two pages how to use black-and-white halftone patterns to create the Lichtensteinian Benday dot effect on any picture. Plus you get to look at Scarlett Johansson the entire time; always a plus.
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Pop Art offers fresh insightsinto the ways in which artists radically transformed the mediums of painting and sculpture. For example, Lichtenstein is repositioned as a classical “studio artist”; Wesselmann is shown to be playfully preoccupied with academic genres; and Indiana is interpreted less as a Pop artist than as a folk artist in a mass-cultural context. This important book ... features an engaging introduction by Hal Foster that places these new interpretations in the context of the history of Pop art and its critical literature.
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It's not just a photograph, it's a work of Pop Art! The Pop Cam produces photos that mimic the image repetition and saturated color palettes of famous pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. One snap of the Pop Cam takes four pictures in the span of one second and preserves them in four different hues on one single print. Each 4" x 2" x 1" plastic camera uses any standard 35mm film and has no flash. With some imagination and a little experimentation you might capture that perfect Pop Cam picture that will lead to your fifteen minutes of fame. Comes with all the details and instructions.
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