Pop Art Inspired by Andy Warhol (Part 5)

Practice repetition in this art lesson: pop art inspired by andy warhol (part 5).

🎨 Studio Brief #36

Andy Warhol turned everyday objects like soup cans and celebrities into bold, colorful art.

🎯 Your mission

Steal one trick. Use it your own way.

⚡ The twist

Find what the master left out.

What you'll learn

Andy Warhol turned everyday objects like soup cans and celebrities into bold, colorful art. Pop Art celebrates popular culture using bright colors and repetition.

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Techniques you'll practise

repetitionbold colorgraphic design

You will need

Colored pencilsDrawing paper

Step 1 of 4

Choose an everyday object: a soda can, a shoe, a hamburger, or a famous face.

Step 2 of 4

Draw the object simply, with bold outlines. Divide your paper into a 2x2 grid.

Step 3 of 4

Reproduce the same image in each square but use a completely different color scheme each time.

Step 4 of 4

Outline everything in black. Use the brightest, most unexpected colors you can mix.

Did you know?

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🌍 Where you see this: The next time you visit a museum (or look one up online), you'll see things others miss.

🏆 Try this week: Visit (or virtually tour) one museum this week.

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