Pop Art Basics
An element of art that is most used in pop art
What is color, line, shape
The character Lichtenstein was inspired by at first
Mickey Mouse
What is the word for words like BAM, WHAM, SPLAT
Onomatopoeia
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel and catch your attention
Complementary colors
Materials used to create pop art
What is paint, silk screen, printing, projector
The job Lichtenstein had while he was an artist
Teacher
The word for squares and images that tell a story in a comic book
Comic strip
The use of light and dark in a composition
Contrast
A famous pop artist
Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, other
The city where Lichtenstein was born
New yorkkkkkk city!
An example of onomatopoeia
Something like bam, boom, pow, splat, etc.
Dots that Lichtenstein would create with a screen and tooth brush that were invented in the 1800’s
Ben day dots
what pop art stands for or represents
Popular culture, consumer culture
What stereotypes Lichtenstein included in his work
woman in distress, heroic man
Name a character that would be in a comic
Spider-Man, bat man, hulk, Superman, etc.
What conservators used to clean Lichtenstein’s “Whamm!” Painting
gel
How the public felt about pop art when it began
Hated it, loathed it, despised it
Where Lichtenstein went to college
Ohio university
Where the largest comic book market is located
Japan
A way to get an image onto a paper or canvas without free drawing it
Tracing, projecting