Pop Art


Pop Art

When I started the design, I took several photos of the subject, Ryan Moore, and picked the one that looked the best with posing and content. I liked the comic style and sharp edges of Roy Lichtenstein, so I used them as an inspiration. I also took inspiration from Andy Warhol, with the use of bright colors and contrast. I used a mix of cool colors for the subject, such as blue, green, violet and indigo. The background used warmer colors like light red, yellow, and orange. I used the quick selection tool to get large portions filled in. This saved a lot of time. I changed the opacity of different layers occasionally. While I did the orange outline of the subject, I used the polygonal lasso tool to create that blocky outline, which I found to be a neat and subtle effect. 


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