Pop Art

Pop Art was discovered by Andy Warhol in the 1960s. Pop art consists of photos of an everyday object. The pictures have bright colors to capture the attention of the attention of the human eye. The pictures above are all examples of pop art. The colors used attract people. Andy Warhol is the creator of the Campbells Soup can label. When he discovered silk screening in the early 1960s he was able to create his art work faster. He tends to use unnatural colors that makes the images Pop, hence its name.