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This download includes 10 pop art templates after Roy Lichtenstein in two sizes. Step-by-step instructions show an original, simple, and amazing halftone method for children to create Roy Lichtenstein-like artwork using a colored felt-tip pen or paint-soaked cotton swabs.

About the artist and his work

Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) was, alongside Andy Warhol, one of the most famous pop art artists. Pop art was a reaction to abstraction in art and it migrated toward the mundane everyday. In the 60s Roy Lichtenstein broke with the traditions of previous painting. He painted extreme comic images that looked as if they were taken from a printed comic book. The shapes were outlined with black lines and the areas were filled with even dots of color. These color dots are nothing more than halftone dots created during machine printing. To save ink, the halftone dots in the comic books are particularly widely spaced.

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Pop Art after Roy Lichtenstein
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Pop art templates for kids to create art in the style of Roy Lichtenstein.
Grade Levels
Grade Levels
Print Yourself PDF
Print Yourself PDF
26 pages, Instant Download: 1 PDF
Skill Focus
Skill Focus
Fine Motor Skills
Subject Area
Subject Area
Arts
Arts
Arts
Printing, Famous Artists
Popular Themes
Popular Themes
Art Projects for Kids
Resource Type
Resource Type
Activities, Coloring Pages
What you’ll need
Cotton Buds, Poster Paint, Pencil, Ruler, Printing paper
Age
7 years +
Duration
30 - 60 min

To get started, all you need is to download and print our Pop Art after Roy Lichtenstein templates. Print out the desired motif on white printing paper. Choose an area to dot. Using a ruler and a pencil draw a thin line at an approximate distance of 1/5 inch (5 mm) from the bottom edge of the area. 

Move the ruler up 1/5 inch (5 mm) and draw another, parallel line. Repeat this process until the area is filled with thin pencil lines. 

Using a cotton bud, make dots of colored paint along the line.

Continue to make dots along the second line and repeat this process until the whole area is covered in dots. 

When the paint is completely dry, carefully erase the pencil lines. 

Finally, paint the other areas with the colored paints of your choice. 

Pop Art after Roy Lichtenstein

Pop art templates for kids to create art in the style of Roy Lichtenstein.

$ 4,90

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