Pop Art

The style

A bold, graphic illustration style built on flat, punchy color fields separated by crisp confident outline, mechanically repeated dot or halftone patterning standing in for naturalistic shading, a deliberately mass-produced, commercial-print aesthetic replacing painterly nuance with graphic clarity, exaggerated expressive framing that borrows from advertising and comic-panel drama, and a bold, ironic, instantly recognizable commercial-culture punch. Influenced by: Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Ben-Day dot printing technique, mid-century advertising illustration.

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