DRAW LIKE AN ARTIST/ POP ART

When Pop Art burst on the art scene in the 1950s as a reaction against abstract expressionism, it found instant favor with its color ful use of images from advertising, signs, soup cans, Coke bottles, and even comic strips. This playfulness is front and center in D raw Like an Artist: Pop Art a collection of eighteen fun and colorful activities for aspiring Warhols, Hockneys, and Lichtensteins a ges ten and up, or anyone who enjoys working with color, pattern, and pop-culture imagery, and gaining a better understanding of the 20th ce...[Read more]