4. POPIN ART (Pop-Art Project)

We learned about the pop-art movement, and how much it changed the way that society grew in the 20th century. I learned things about Photoshop I didn't know about before, and I learned how to use Adobe Flash and what it does. I really like pop-art, since you can make pretty much anything into pop-art. It doesn't even have to be pretty, it just has to be interesting to the eye.

Artists we learned about: Andy Warhol, Robert Rauchenberg. Roy Lichtenstein, Shepard Fairey

For this one, I used Flash to create the vector-based lines. I really like Flash, and I really wish I had it at home because it's so cool and easy to use. Also, I could make a cartoon with it. That's pretty cool.
This one was very easy to make, and personally I like this one so much more than the other.

This was created solely with Photoshop CS5. I found this to be much much harder, since there were literally hundreds of work paths I had to create and fill, and there was absolutely no way to get the lines perfect, which is why they are so poorly fitted together. I like the face more than anything else on this picture, but things like the hair, shirt and hand were really hard to make. The background is in benday dot formation.

This is the same exact image as above, but everything is in Black and white Benday dot formation.