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What themes do you notice in Andy Warhol's work? 

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What themes do you notice in Andy Warhol's work? 

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I noticed a lot of Andy Warhol's work has warm colours and it provides a very chill theme/mood to the photo. I think he chose to stick with this theme throughout all his work so it becomes an iconic mood to his work.

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I'm intrigued by his colours and outgoing features of his work. I am interested to know how to do this in photoshop and lightroom. I am also wondering how he manages to choose objects to photograph. Out of all the things in the world to photograph, some of Andy Warhol's most famous work is of soup cans and bananas.

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What objects could you photograph for you work? What do you want your message to be? 

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What objects could you photograph for you work? What do you want your message to be? 

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I think I'm going to photograph simple objects that are often overlooked. This is because I see Andy Warhol's work of the soup cans and bananas and I think that even though they are very ordinary objects, through pop art, you can make these ordinary objects become extraordinary. I also want my message to be about how there is beauty in everything, even in really simple/ordinary things.

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I think pop art is a very interesting unit. It isn't quite what people think of when you say "photography," but nonetheless, it is still very exciting. One thing I noticed right away about pop art is that the things you are photographing originally aren't actually the way the turn out after editing on photoshop. I think my work has gone pretty well so far because I've managed to make two two pop art images so far. One of them I have only made one variation and the other I have made nine variation which I hope to turn into a collage sort of thing. I have also noticed that I enjoy editing photos fo people. I think this is because I believe pop art really brings out a deeper meaning and insight into people with unrealistic colours. I feel like I can see a different side of them with pop art. Something I would change about my work next time is make the photos with a dark background have a litter coloured subject to contrast.

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I decided to group all my pieces of work into one 3 by 3 (9 total) grid. This is because I found 9 different colours that I think suited the mood of this piece of work. I was going for the mood of mysterious and making the picture have a deep connotation. A big part of this is the way the person in the photo looks at the camera. You can almost see a bit of pain in his eyes and that is something that I think really contributes the the mood. Not only that, but the colours I chose also each show a different side of the person. Each of the colours really compliment a different style of artwork so when they all come together, they create an unknown feeling. I really like the way the person stares at the camera in a way that doesn't give away too much expression -- especially with the mask covering part of his face.