The process of creating pop art from an ordinary digital photograph is not just an artistic-option. Many of our customers tell us that the pop art they select for creating their portraits is chosen often on the basis of their personality or personal choices. This blog on pop art personal, goes on to give a few pop art styles and why different people seem to be attracted to them.
The Bilal Style
Deep and dark undertones drive the magic of this style and many wonder who would be the kind of people attracted to it. Well even though Bilal is dark, it does have its set of fans, who contrary to popular notion are perfectly healthy. Our customer survey showed that lovers of graphic art and its detailing are more drawn to this style than the others.
The Warhol Style
The bright colours of Warhol are timeless, and are opted by many owing to the popularity associated with Andy Warhol. Look closely and you can even see the shades of personality hidden between the bright colours. Our customers rate him as one of the few artists who can really make you take notice of everyday things and normal-features. Perhaps this is also the reason why these are commonly opted as 50th birthday gifts.
The Street Arts
Oscillating between vandalism and creativity, street art is one of the few art forms, with strong good and bad streaks. Put it on canvas and the art form speaks of creativity. Talk about social causes, and you promptly reach your audience. Our consumers say that street arts attract them mainly because unlike other art forms, these are really ‘real’.
This blog just speaks of three styles and why our consumers are attracted to them. The list of our styles is huge and in the following blogs, we will touch upon each of those. In the meantime, do visit our art shop and check out all the styles. Go for your gut instinct and tell us which styles you like or dislike and why. This exercise is important, not just to help you know more about pop art, but also to help you know more about your soul.


