Still Life
Today I created an art project based on Roy Lichtenstein's Still Life.
Roy Lichtenstein was an american pop artist, born on October 27, 1923, and died on September 29, 1997. He enjoyed comic books and science, and his most famous artwork was "Whaam". His Still Life looks different from normal still life because it isn't that realistic, and it is also different because the background is covered with a simple pattern, making the subjects stand out more. The subjects are usually the only things with color, which makes the subjects stand out even more.
My art was different because we used oil pastels, which leave out more uncolored space than markers. Also, I used different colors, and I chose different fruits. I drew a small tangerine-size pear with a really long stem (it's an actual fruit!), a pear, a lime, an orange, some grapes, and a banana. Our bowls/vases also looked different, his looked like metal, ours looked a bit more like wood.
Even though my art didn't look as good as his, I still like the vibrant colors and interesting fruits I used!
Roy Lichtenstein was an american pop artist, born on October 27, 1923, and died on September 29, 1997. He enjoyed comic books and science, and his most famous artwork was "Whaam". His Still Life looks different from normal still life because it isn't that realistic, and it is also different because the background is covered with a simple pattern, making the subjects stand out more. The subjects are usually the only things with color, which makes the subjects stand out even more.
My art was different because we used oil pastels, which leave out more uncolored space than markers. Also, I used different colors, and I chose different fruits. I drew a small tangerine-size pear with a really long stem (it's an actual fruit!), a pear, a lime, an orange, some grapes, and a banana. Our bowls/vases also looked different, his looked like metal, ours looked a bit more like wood.
Even though my art didn't look as good as his, I still like the vibrant colors and interesting fruits I used!
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