Traditional Pop Art
Project
Paulcarneyarts.com
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Pop Art
S Having been inspired by a
similar movement based in
America in the 1950’s, a
group of British artists began
to make art that was a
response to the modern
media world around them.
S They made art from
packaging, advertising, film,
magazines, comics and TV.
S They wanted to question the
very meaning of what art is.
Andy warhol
Pop Art – Andy Warhol
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Andy Warhol –
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Marilyn
Andy Warhol –
Che Guevara
Roy Lichtenstein – Pop Art
Roy Lichtenstein – Pop Art
Peter Blake – Pop Art
Peter Blake – Pop Art
Peter Max – Pop art
Peter Max
Dudley Edwards – Pop Art
Dudley Edwards – Pop Art
Drinks Can
S Create a drawing
of a drinks can
onto A3 Paper
from direct
observation as an
outline drawing.
Then, use your
imagination to
paint the can in any
colours of your
choice. Go Wild
and don’t forget the
background!
Drinks Can Art Examples
Packaging
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Collect about 4 to 6
sweet wrappers or
Food Packaging and
rip them into small
interesting section.
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Glue these to a page
in your sketchbook
and draw them.
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Then paint the
collage in your own,
inventive and
creative colours
Packaging Examples
S Draw a box on a piece of
tracing paper 10.5cm x
7.5cm
10.5cm wide
Scaling the Pop Art Collage
S Divide this box into
squares 2.5cm x 2.5cm
S Place this grid over an
interesting part of your
sweet wrapper collage
and trace it.
7.5cm wide.
Each square is
2.5 cm x 2.5cm
Scaling the Pop Art Collage
sheet of A3 paper
at 10cm intervals
across and vertical
to make a grid.
This will be the
same grid as your
first one only
bigger.
S Copy each square
from the small grid
into the larger grid.
Tracing Paper
10.5cm wide
S Draw lines on a
7.5cm wide
Each square is 10cm wide
A3 Paper
Each square is 10cm wide