Pop Art 2d art

2. Colour – Bright, strong colours that attract attention.
6. – Creating an artwork by combining different images, materials or pieces of paper.
9. – Repeating an image, object, word or pattern.
12. – Words that represent sounds, such as “BANG!”, “WOW!” or “POW!”
14. Lichtenstein – Pop Artist famous for comic-book inspired artworks and Ben-Day dots.
15. – Promoting or selling products and services.
17. Book Style – Visual features such as speech bubbles, outlines and action words.
18. Warhol – Famous Pop Artist known for repeated images of celebrities and consumer products.
19. Media – Television, magazines, newspapers, film and other ways information is shared with large audiences.
20. Culture – Things commonly enjoyed by society, such as music, movies, celebrities and advertising.

1. Art – Art created to promote or sell products.
3. Design – Combining images, text, colour and layout to communicate a message.
4. – The idea of buying and consuming products.
5. Art – Art inspired by popular culture and everyday life.
7. – Using differences between colours, shapes, sizes or textures.
8. – A famous person often shown in Pop Art.
10. – Using humour or meaning that is different from what is expected.
11. – Taking an existing image or idea and changing or reusing it in a new artwork.
13. Dots – Small coloured dots used to create shading and colour, commonly seen in Roy Lichtenstein's work.
16. Imagery – Familiar images that are easily recognised.