PRINT DESIGN PROJECT
CACTUS 🌵 TONGUE 👅
Technique : Roy Lichtenstein (cloud study 1964)
Repeat type : Brick
Concept : The motif represents cactus tongue (rough tongue),Over heard a woman shouting and swearing in the cactus park.Makes me describe the mood with this illustration.
Size: 3 inches
LAZY LEOPARD 🐆
Technique : Andy Warhols grid style
Repeat type : Grid
Concept :The big yawn of the leopard describes the mood perfectly. I have used the grid style with blue backdrop.
Size: 5 inch
PEEKABOO PEACOCK 🦚
Technique : Roy Lichtenstein (cloud study 1964)
Repeat type : Brick
Concept : At the first glance it looked as if the peacock was staring in the lens when I tried capturing.But I soon realised it opened its wings and blocked the view 2-3 times creating this print was much fun.
Size: 5 inches
HUNGRY 😋 +ANGRY 😡 LEOPARD 🐆
Technique :Roy Lichtenstein (sunrise)
Repeat type : Block
Concept : The motif represent a leopards expression of hunger that triggers a feeling of anger, to express that I have used the Roy Liechtenstein’s sunrise in red colour to create the same mood.
Size:5 inch
TALKING BAMBOO
Technique :Grid
Repeat type :Grid(seamless)
Concept : Speaking bamboo ; while passing by I saw graffiti on bamboo tried to figure out what was written and to my surprise it had some symbols and map of the park representing different places.
Size: 3 inch
CACTUS 🌵 TONGUE 👅
Technique : Roy Lichtenstein (cloud study 1964) and Ben-day dots
Repeat type : pmm
Concept : the motif represents cactus tongue (rough tongue),Over heard a woman shouting and swearing in the cactus park.Makes me describe the mood with this illustration.
MARS COLONY'S
Technique : - Ben-day dots
Repeat type : Half drop
Concept : When I saw this colonies of cactus from top view I related it with the space x Mars render for Mars colonies and to express it I have used Colour of cactus and render style of Andy Warhol Ben-day dots to show Mars.
CRAB EYE SEEDS
Technique : Camp bells soup cans by Andy Warhol
Repeat type :Hexagonal
Concept : Crab eye seed (chanothi) it is a pop looking seed in itself .
Size:1 inch
M: Aditti Shroff
SKETCHES AND ARTWORK ON FIELD
CYCLE OF RUNNING LEOPARD 🐆 &SQUIRREL 🐿 ,FLYING PARROT 🦜.
INSPIRATION POP ART
Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the United Kingdom and the United States during the mid to late 1950s. The movement presented a challenge to traditions of fine art by including imagery from popular and mass culture, such as advertising, comic books and mundane cultural objects.
Andy Warhol - Andy Warhol was an American Pop artist best known for his prints and paintings of consumer goods, celebrities, and
photographed disasters. One of the most famous and influential artists of the 1960s, he pioneered compositions and techniques
that emphasized repetition and the mechanization of art.
Roy Lichtenstein -Roy Lichtenstein was an American painter and a pioneer of the Pop art movement. His signature reproductions
of comic book imagery eventually redefined how the art world viewed high vs. lowbrow art. Lichtenstein employed a unique form
of painting called the Benday dot technique, in which small, closely-knit dots of paint were applied to form a much larger image.
Eduardo Paolozzi - Eduardo Paolozzi was a Scottish sculptor, printmaker and multi-media artist, and a pioneer in the early
development of Pop art. His 1947 print ‘I Was a Rich Man’s Plaything’ is considered the very first work of the movement. He was
also a founder of the Independent Group in 1952.
David Hockney - David Hockney is an English painter, photographer, collagist and designer. Hockney’s influence was particularly
felt during the Pop art movement on the 1960s, yet his work has also suggested mixed media and expressionistic tendencies.
Although based in London for most of his career, Hockney’s most famous paintings occurred during an extended trip to Los
Angeles, in which he painted a series of scenes inspired by swimming pools.
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