Easy Pop Art paint by numbers: Add colour to your home! 

Born in the 1950s in Great Britain, then in the United States, the pop art movement sought to bring popular culture into the world of art by using images and objects from everyday life as subjects of its works. Influenced by previous artistic movements, notably Dadaism and Surrealism, which also explored the use of everyday objects in their art, the pop art style had a significant impact on contemporary art and popular culture in general, and continues to influence artists around the world.

POP ART: BRIGHT AND CONTRASTING COLOURS

The pop art painting is characterized by its use of bright colours and repetitive patterns, as well as its tendency to create works that have a strong visual presence. Andy Warhol, famous for his paintings of Campbell's soup cans, as well as his portraits of celebrities like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, has become an essential artist in contemporary art and is considered the leader of the movement.

The "Campbell's Soup Cans," a series of works of art created in 1962 by the American artist, consists of 32 paintings, are each represwnting a variety of canned soup from the Campbell's brand. The paintings are all identical except for the variety of soup illustrated on each canvas. Why paint this subject, you may ask? This series symbolizes a critique of American consumer society and, as you can imagine, it has sparked significant debate about its artistic value. Despite this, it is now considered one of the most important works of modern art.

Although the paintings are all similar in their composition, Warhol used bright colours for some varieties of soup, while others were painted in more subdued tones. He also used different techniques to represent the labels on each can.

A POPULAR AND ACCESSIBLE ART 

Pop art artists also used mass reproduction techniques to create art accessible to all, such as serigraphs, offset prints, and engraving techniques to produce mass images, which made works of art more accessible to the general public.

The pop art movement had a significant impact on contemporary art and popular culture in general. It influenced many contemporary artists, as well as advertising, music, and fashion. This movement rejected the idea that art had to be serious and reserved for an intellectual elite by using popular images to create works of art accessible to all. This democratization of art paved the way for new audiences to appreciate it.

PAINT DOG POP ART 

Want to bring the pop art style to your paintings? Pop art celebrates the icons and symbols of popular culture, which are often neglected by more traditional forms of art, but also colorful animals. So why not create your pop art dog painting by number? 

With its vibrant colours, your pop art paint by numbers will reflect your playful and joyful attitude! If you are an expressive and creative person, a pop art painting can be a fun way to express yourself and create beautiful decorative pieces for your home. The bright colours and repetitive patterns will undoubtedly add a touch of personality and dynamism to any room.

So why not use paint by number to create a unique and easy pop art dog painting? Figured'Art guides you throughout your painting for a vibrant and striking result worthy of the greatest names in the pop art movement!